Please post your favorite foliar feed recipe. I'm talking about recipes for plants that are already established in their final pots, or ground, perhaps even in their flowering stage. I'm new to foliar feeding, as are some other growers here, so maybe this could be a helpful resource. Thanks.
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good question, one of the best ways to feed plants is by leafs.
i mix Liquid fish, Dry Kelp, Epsom salt, and liquid iron in spray the plants around sunset
for 55 gallon drum, we add about 20 oz of liquid fish, 5 oz of dry kelp, 10 oz of liquid iron, and one 10 oz of Epsom salt
the mix will not smell good lol but the plants love it
i mix Liquid fish, Dry Kelp, Epsom salt, and liquid iron in spray the plants around sunset
for 55 gallon drum, we add about 20 oz of liquid fish, 5 oz of dry kelp, 10 oz of liquid iron, and one 10 oz of Epsom salt
the mix will not smell good lol but the plants love it
take a shot of it judy!PepperLover said:
jk, fish liquid is so aweful smelling.,
LOL u go firstkgetpeppers said:
it smells bad, but it is the best thing i have used, it is all organic, never burns, and gives fast results
Jamison said:
how good is it? have u seen good results?
Awesome idea for a thread - will follow this one closely. I cannot add any input of my own as of yet as I've only sprayed a soapy mix for aphids thus far 
Good ol epsom salt is my favorite, but now im going to add some stinky fish liquid to the mix 
AACT +1
A jug of iron will last a very long time. We used it on golf courses when I was a kid. I still use it on my lawn,it works in days.
Last year I used fulvic acid through the growing season. WOW! I recommend adding it into anyones schedule.
Last year I used fulvic acid through the growing season. WOW! I recommend adding it into anyones schedule.