is this a good organic fertalizer blend?

[dylan]

i was wondering how much of each fert. i would need for each 3'x3' outdoor plot with 1 plant per plot? i will also add a large fish(chopped up in the soil) for each plot.

i would also like to know of any natural potassium(sp) suplement.

i plan on using the bone and blood meal from the start, which would give me 16-12-0. then i will add the b-52 with water and will end up with 18-13-4, plus whatever the worm castings and oyster shell have....which reminds me...does oyster shell have any more micro nutes. besides calicium?

i still need something to boost the potassium to maybe...15.

i will use the bat guano as a phospherous(sp) suplement when the flowering prossess approaches.....maybe in a tea.

dylan Reviewed by dylan on 01-13-2005. is this a good organic fertalizer blend? i was wondering how much of each fert. i would need for each 3'x3' outdoor plot with 1 plant per plot? i will also add a large fish(chopped up in the soil) for each plot. i would also like to know of any natural potassium(sp) suplement. i plan on using the bone and blood meal from the start, which would give me 16-12-0. then i will add the b-52 with water and will end up with 18-13-4, plus whatever the worm castings and oyster shell have....which reminds me...does oyster shell have any Rating: 5

[dylan]

well, i seem to have answered one of my own q's. i found that wood ash is very high in potassium, and has many micro nutes aswell. it also has calicium, so i may not need the oyster shell. wood ash also has a limeing effect to lower the acidity of the soil.

[sensiskunk]

That'll be good soil for sure, bone meal and bat guano is awesome for outdoor grows. However, sometimes young plants will get nutrient burn from the rich soil, so i suggest you plant em in the mixed soil a week after they sprout to ensure that they wont get burned. Otherwise youll have a good healthy grow!