I want to say about 20-30 gal. I have made about 15 gal this year already, and I am less than half and fairly close to empty. So based on that 23 gal maybe? I could take 60ml and throw it on my scale and divide into a pound if you really want?
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LOL...........Are ya jerkin' my chain OB?
I will measure later today, but in other words, you don't get that much from the bottle. However, I prefer to use as a foliar spray and only mix up one gallon at a time so it lasts quite a while for me. I will get back to you with the exact amount.
How many gallons does your 5-1-1 make?
How many gallons does your 5-1-1 make?
Ok, so one "scoop" is used for one gallon of water. That scoop weighed 13 grams. So, 453.6 grams in a pound. 453.6 / 13 = 35.1 gallons. The foliage feed asks for 1-2 scoops, so I think that is where I got off my numbers. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the work OrganicBuds.
I know the hydrolysate is a better product and is more readily taken in by plants than the emulsified. I am poor as hell so can only afford the emulsified for now. I do want some definitely. Weather it is in the cards or not this year depends on how much produce sells. Thank you
I know the hydrolysate is a better product and is more readily taken in by plants than the emulsified. I am poor as hell so can only afford the emulsified for now. I do want some definitely. Weather it is in the cards or not this year depends on how much produce sells. Thank you
Oh and I have to figure out how many gallons it makes. Given that it takes 2 tablespoons to make a gallon, a gallon makes a fuck of a lot.
EDIT: 1 Gallons (US) = 255.99939 Tablespoons (US). So a 16$ gallon jug of Alaska makes 125+ gallons of fertilizer. Sounds about right. I put roughly 1/3 of a jug and mix in a 55 gallon drum.
EDIT: 1 Gallons (US) = 255.99939 Tablespoons (US). So a 16$ gallon jug of Alaska makes 125+ gallons of fertilizer. Sounds about right. I put roughly 1/3 of a jug and mix in a 55 gallon drum.
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homemade fish hydroslate!
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I've been getting run rampant by spinach leaf miner eggs. Just hand removed all of them. Haven't been using my summer row cover and don't have the compost ready yet. Aphids are rampant in my raised beds I think the ants are helping them. I have a bunch of lady bugs doing work but I think I might need to supplement.
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I've been getting run rampant by spinach leaf miner eggs. Just hand removed all of them. Haven't been using my summer row cover and don't have the compost ready yet. Aphids are rampant in my raised beds I think the ants are helping them. I have a bunch of lady bugs doing work but I think I might need to supplement.
Thank you for the books Comed.
The ants are in my garden as well. To battle the aphids and ants in my garden I just blast them off with water, drowning them. It's organic!
i have crazy ants here and i can see them herding the aphids around,the neem oil and silica blast sprays have been keeping them in check,not the ants though...
Uh.........any other folks growing vegetables on IC?
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http://permaculturenews.org/2011/04/13/lessons-from-an-urban-back-yard-food-forest-experiment/
What I aspire to...
Made some radish top pesto with walnuts, grated parm & garlic. I think I'll just start basil earlier next time.
What I aspire to...
Made some radish top pesto with walnuts, grated parm & garlic. I think I'll just start basil earlier next time.
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Update!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111111111111111111111111111
I sell to a small amount of friends (& give some away/share obviously too) and they said my greens are better than what they get from their fancy localfarmsfirst program! I also tried a radish from the local market & mine was waaaaaaaaaaay tastier.
Hooray!
I sell to a small amount of friends (& give some away/share obviously too) and they said my greens are better than what they get from their fancy localfarmsfirst program! I also tried a radish from the local market & mine was waaaaaaaaaaay tastier.
Hooray!
Just buttered up a neighbor with some nice red onion
Love thy neighbor, not eat thy neighbor, lol.
Tilled the neighbors garden for a 30 pack.
what climate does broccoli grow in? I love eating broccoli but never seen any of my nursery's carry it.
It is a cool weather crop. If it gets to hot it bolts and goes to seed. It is best to start them early spring/fall.
