Recent content by fishinbuddy

This is typical of the state that really has no idea what they are doing in business. Determining how much product they have when its wet and then trying to figure out why the dry product sold doesn't match. Just plain idiots.

I agree gryzzly56, but just like the statement states, the states stand on the amount of product in the system basically flooding the system. The state doesn't give a shit about too much product or people loosing money because too much product. The state gets their cut every time the product...

Just a question here... What about oyster shells? Raising laying hens I would by a 50# of crushed oyster shells at the feed store to feed the hens to strengthen the egg shells. Its purified and semi crush but lots of powder in the bag. Also used it growing tomatos also. Sprinkle it on...

dang it

Never Mind...

What is the advantages of this? Is there more discussion of this in another thread if so where? Are you using it as a foliage spray? So far what I have read on the bud washing has made sense, and may have steered me to that side to try, I mean its a no brainer.

Thanks all. I have found the thread and began reading it from a year ago. So much information I never new growers did. Filling my pea brain full of different information.

Ok, sorry I did not see the hyper link. I have follow this post, though not from the beginning and did not see any applications made to the foliage of the plant. My Bad. Did I read correctly it was fish fert? What is the advantage of this on foliage, (I used it on tomatos, in the dirt)...

Ok now that answers everything... So explain the details of bud washing and why.

Just a Dumb newbie here. What do you mean by this quote? I understand the hanging part but "washing"???