[VerdantGreen]

nice one W! havent used them for a while but thats where i got my comfrey plants from years ago.

DK - biobizz do worm castings... they are the only ones i can find in sacks in the UK. they seem very good to me. im sure you'd find them on the continent too.

[Dkgrower]

Originally Posted by VerdantGreen

DK - biobizz do worm castings... they are the only ones i can find in sacks in the UK. they seem very good to me. im sure you'd find them on the continent too.

Thanks - did u try and put some in a glass of water.

Pure castings float - best way to check.

[VerdantGreen]

https://www.lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk/

this place is good and cheep for some basics. its where i get my shallow round container pots which are good for limited height
https://www.lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk/...file=1&jump=16

VG

Originally Posted by Dkgrower

Anybody have any supply for worm castings & fishbones - Bones, not fishmeal..

I bought some from Plagron and they where worm compost - i tryed the water test and it all when down to the bottom ergo not pure castings properly only 5%

So if anybody got any european supply line of pure grain feed castings it would be golden.

Danes, check these sites out

https://www.landogfritid.dk/?gclid=CI...FdJ2cAodySEA-g

They carrie - Fishmeal - Alfalfa (lucern)meal, 100 % pure Molasse in 15L containers, Oligossacarides Pig feed supplement.

https://www.solsikken.dk/shop.aspx

They have rockmeal - Dryed seeweed (From Algeafert) and also a liquid 3-3-6 organic fertiliser, chicken compost ect

Hey,
Couldn't find the fishmeal in your first link? Then again my Danish is really bad. Nice to have a alfalfa source now though
If there's any Germans out there:

vulkatec-onlineshop.de
Pumice, lava rock, volcanic ashes, zeolith

susterra.de (they don't have anything in stock yet)
Guano, biochar, bentonite, worm castings, rockmeal (urgesteinmehl), garden lime, lavarock, pumice, DE, coco fiber, perlite, vermiculite, zeolith

okhandel.dk
bloodmeal, bonemeal, composted cow manure, cow manure, chicken manure, peatmoss (limed and amended available too)
and some mineral called "Kugler" available in 2-6 and 8-14mm sizes

Hope this is useful for anyone

[BurnOne]

Stuck for our good friends in the UK.
Burn1

[Dkgrower]

Originally Posted by Carbon.Chains

Hey,
Couldn't find the fishmeal in your first link? Then again my Danish is really bad. Nice to have a alfalfa source now though
If there's any Germans out there:

vulkatec-onlineshop.de

okhandel.dk
bloodmeal, bonemeal, composted cow manure, cow manure, chicken manure, peatmoss (limed and amended available too)
and some mineral called "Kugler" available in 2-6 and 8-14mm sizes

Hope this is useful for anyone

Hey Carbon - thanks for that okhandel.dk line thats a new one to me =)). I tryed to find a some what local source for bone meal - i do belive that they are breaking the law because it is illegal in denmark but i am driving there very soon to stock up on some basics and check out there store =))))

Regarding the Fishmeal the brand is called "FF Skagen" i dont think they list in there online shop, but they got it - i bet that okhandel.dk also have it - its used as a supplement in pig and other animals feeds

Originally Posted by Dkgrower

Hey Carbon - thanks for that okhandel.dk line thats a new one to me =)). I tryed to find a some what local source for bone meal - i do belive that they are breaking the law because it is illegal in denmark but i am driving there very soon to stock up on some basics and check out there store =))))
Regarding the Fishmeal the brand is called "FF Skagen" i dont think they list in there online shop, but they got it - i bet that okhandel.dk also have it - its used as a supplement in pig and other animals feeds

Haha I'm really glad I could help
Didn't know bonemeal was illegal, kind of weird..
You're lucky to have a nearby distributor though, their shipping is 249kr... Regardless of the order apparently.

And thanks for the precision! I'll look into it.
I thought of asking local fishermen for their fish carcasses but I'm unsure as to how I'd grind it...

[Dkgrower]

Originally Posted by Carbon.Chains

And thanks for the precision! I'll look into it.
I thought of asking local fishermen for their fish carcasses but I'm unsure as to how I'd grind it...

Use a blender or just chop them up as good as u can - the coarser the longer it needs to ferment..

Add some carbon rich materiale and a splash of molasse and you are good to go after some months of fermenting.

Btw i think you will get a much better product that the grinded and steamed fish meal i referred to

[Fruitilicious]

hi great read but im stuck on the main ingredient....

Where can I find peat?!

Thanks in adcance

[jaded1]

Try your local garden centre Fruitilicious,some b&q's and homebases stock it but not all.
B&q is also good for rock dust,sold under the verve brand name but again not all stores stock it.