Anyone have any experience with similar products? It is an enzyme digested fish, spray dried hydrolysate product from California and has 100% solubility in water. Supposedly it uses low temperature vaporization. I will contact the manufacturer to further understand their proccess.
I am using some right now and it smells better than any hydroslate I've had before. Smells like the ocean(clams/oysters in particular) instead of decomposing fish. Don't get me wrong, its still super fishy and leaves your fingers smelling like it. But whereas the liquid in a tea smells pretty disgusting, this smells pretty good.
It seems to have less phosphorous and potash(i'm guessing calcium also?) because the lack of solids in this process comparatively to a liquid slurry. It also lacks some fish oil probably due to the low temp vaporization.
The price is what sold me on this stuff(5lbs for less than $30; 1 tbsp/gal), not to mention easy use with soluble powders like seaweed or humic acid Gonna compare it under the microscope to a liquid hydroylsate. It seems to be a great nitrogen source and should be nice when used with KIS seaweed extract and soluble humic acid.
I am using some right now and it smells better than any hydroslate I've had before. Smells like the ocean(clams/oysters in particular) instead of decomposing fish. Don't get me wrong, its still super fishy and leaves your fingers smelling like it. But whereas the liquid in a tea smells pretty disgusting, this smells pretty good.
It seems to have less phosphorous and potash(i'm guessing calcium also?) because the lack of solids in this process comparatively to a liquid slurry. It also lacks some fish oil probably due to the low temp vaporization.
The price is what sold me on this stuff(5lbs for less than $30; 1 tbsp/gal), not to mention easy use with soluble powders like seaweed or humic acid Gonna compare it under the microscope to a liquid hydroylsate. It seems to be a great nitrogen source and should be nice when used with KIS seaweed extract and soluble humic acid.