Wrangler95
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What is a good liquid fertilize to use on your tomatotes?
Liquid Fertilize!!
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Liquid fish
I use regular Miracle Grow. They make a blend for tomatoes but it is more expensive. Walmart has a similar product, same analysis as Miracle Grow, quiet a bit cheaper than MG.
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if you crappie fish save your carcasses after you fillet them, freeze them till plantin time. when you plant tomatoes dig your hole 4-6 inches deeper than you normally would. put fish in dirt, cover up with good layer of dirt then plant tomato plant.
fish emulsion and kelp emulsion if you can find it.
HastaGro is the best I've found
Wrangler95
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All good suggestions,thanks
DaveB
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The WM substitute for MG produces very good results.
I tend to overdo it so my dollar savings are gone but I like the outcomes.
I do use MG for my aero garden stuff.
I tend to overdo it so my dollar savings are gone but I like the outcomes.
I do use MG for my aero garden stuff.
Smells Like Sulfur
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I use General Hydroponics.
You need to buy four different bottles initially, but once you have them, you're able to precisely control the nutrients.
I read somewhere that they use the General Hydroponics brand for standardized testing in colleges and government. It's good stuff.
The three in the picture are the base nutrients, but I also use CALiMAGic (calcium magnesium) by the same company.
You need to buy four different bottles initially, but once you have them, you're able to precisely control the nutrients.
I read somewhere that they use the General Hydroponics brand for standardized testing in colleges and government. It's good stuff.
The three in the picture are the base nutrients, but I also use CALiMAGic (calcium magnesium) by the same company.
