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Fish hydrolosate ?

Discussion in 'Growing Organic Marijuana' started by Slurrreme, Apr 2, 2023.

  1. Can anyone tell if the benefits of fish hydrolosate like pure protein or down to earth fish powder , are similar as a soil drench vs being brewed in an act ( Tim Wilson’s recipe for well rounded brew)
     
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  2. My plants have responded well from every fish product tried so far from fish compost to that WAY overpriced botl'd fish shit. Any better than cheapo walmart/home depot fish emulsion??? :metal:
     
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  3. Fish hydrolysate is readily available for the plant to uptake. Fish bone meal or fish meal need to be processed by our soil microbes before the plant can uptake them.
     
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  4. (Down to Earth) has been around along time I’m not sure how the quality stacks up to (Pure Protein) but I guess I’m going to find out!
     
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  5. Hey there Tim j how are you sir ! Hey thanks for the constructive convo from another thread, I pulled everything out of my bags blended in couple gallons more of hulls and it lightened my mix up!
     
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  6. I have used both down to earth fish bone meal and fish meal. They make fine products. I make my own fish hydrolysate. I show the entire process in my journal and in another thread as someone asked how to make it.
     
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  7. Can't say anything bad about DTE but you don't see overnight results, maybe that is better- a slower release??? I don't wanna compost fish.:thumbsdown:
     
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  8. Does the fish need to be fresh caught?
     
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  9. I do not believe so. Although mine were as I have a few ponds and a stream on our property.
     
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  10. Fishing here right now is a moot point, at least for a few more weeks, do you believe something like canned salmon would work? How often , at what rate would you feed your home made ?
     
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  11. #11 TimJ, Apr 2, 2023
    Last edited: Apr 2, 2023
    I wouldn't use anything canned. I believe in sourcing my raw materials locally. As I said I have the whole process documented in my journal. Here's a link.
    Mainlining and more.
    Post #827.
    Edit: Page 45. Post # 896 shows the finished product.
     
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  12. Good lookin out Timj doesn’t seem to intensive. Should I ferment this outdoors? Or can I get away with doing it in the house ?(smell)
     
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  13. Outside, unless you're seeking a divorce.
     
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  14. Ha thanks ! She already puts up with enough of my Bs !
     
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  15. I’ve used whole frozen fish. You can make a small batch from frozen bait like herring or anchovy or something similar. It doesn’t take very much fish material to make a jar. Scraps from the fish butcher work too. There’s a lot of magic in the guts and brain!
    Cheers
    Os
     
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  16. Thank you ! I found a local place that carries whole tilapia !
     
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  17. Tim’s tea recipe w fish hydrolysate that you mentioned really works wonders.
     
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  18. Thank you sir! I am glad to hear it , I have been reading his work , first time building and growing in soil, figure I should drop the products and learn to brew teas!
     
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  19. I believe the basic tea that RD is speaking about is the compost tea. Made with 4 gallons of water,1-1/2 cups of "fresh" worm castings and 1/3 cup of molasses. Processed this in a simple air lift brewer for 24-34 hours or until the molasses smell is replaced by an earthy smell.
     
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  20. Whoops, I should’ve said microbeman. I was talking about the recipe here.
    Microbe Organics
     
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