aeroponics/root space?

[JustinNC]

Has anybody used the alaska brand fish fertilizer for hydro?

 

[millworkman]

Justin, I think some of the pot growers do use it, do some google searches and see what is said.

 

[POTAWIE]

In my opinion you definitely wouldn't want to use fish emulsion in hydro, the stink would be incredible. Hydro nutrients are designed for growing hydro and must contain all micro and macro nutrients which fish emulsions likely doesn't contain all of

 

[millworkman]

In my opinion you definitely wouldn't want to use fish emulsion in hydro, the stink would be incredible. Hydro nutrients are designed for growing hydro and must contain all micro and macro nutrients which fish emulsions likely doesn't contain all of

Word. I can only imagine if you were using that thing inside with fish...

 

[wordwiz]

In my opinion you definitely wouldn't want to use fish emulsion in hydro, the stink would be incredible. Hydro nutrients are designed for growing hydro and must contain all micro and macro nutrients which fish emulsions likely doesn't contain all of

Been there, done it, no smell. I used it to supplement Tomato-tone, an organic granular fert that has all kinds of macro and micro nuits as well as colonies of bacteria, etc. Perhaps the aeration diffuses the odor?

Mike

 

[wordwiz]

In my opinion you definitely wouldn't want to use fish emulsion in hydro, the stink would be incredible. Hydro nutrients are designed for growing hydro and must contain all micro and macro nutrients which fish emulsions likely doesn't contain all of

Been there, done it, no smell. I used it to supplement Tomato-tone, an organic granular fert that has all kinds of macro and micro nuits as well as colonies of bacteria, etc. Perhaps the aeration diffuses the odor?

Mike

 

[Silver_Surfer]

Been there, done it, no smell. I used it to supplement Tomato-tone, an organic granular fert that has all kinds of macro and micro nuits as well as colonies of bacteria, etc. Perhaps the aeration diffuses the odor?

Mike

Anaerobic bacteria is what causes the stink and in the presence of a well aerated solution they can't exist.

 

[wordwiz]

Anaerobic bacteria is what causes the stink and in the presence of a well aerated solution they can't exist.

That explains it!

Mike

 

[JustinNC]

Hmmm....now Im all confused. Doesn't matter...been too sick or busy to build anyway. Went through 3 rolls of toilet paper yesterday