alaska fish ferts????

[ande5657]

got it free from someone its 5-1-1 will it be good enough to use on plants and how old should one wait before adding any fert after they show sprout???

ande5657 Reviewed by ande5657 on 08-18-2006. alaska fish ferts???? got it free from someone its 5-1-1 will it be good enough to use on plants and how old should one wait before adding any fert after they show sprout???:confused: Rating: 5

[BlueBear]

What kind of soil are you using? Some soils all ready have nutes and you can wait a little longer to add anything at first. I haven't used the Alaska stuff, but I looked into it and asked questions on different boards and what I found is that folks use it in small doses slowly building up to full recommended strength, but only using every 2 feedings or so. You only really want to use it up until the first week of flower and then switch to a bloom nute, but I wouldn't recommend the Alaska bloom because it is high in traces of arsenic which many ferts are, but this one seems to be higher than others, but don't get me wrong many people still use it.
Adieu

[ande5657]

fish fert calls for that on bottle,how much and when would one start using??:thumbsup:

[stinkyattic]

Fish ferts is a supplement, not a complete fertililzer.

If it's the only thing you use, your plants will end up with micronutrient deficiencies.

If you want to only use organics you have to do your research and put together a feeding program that includes everything the plant needs.

[ande5657]

what would you suggest using in soil grow indoor with h/o flouros:thumbsup: