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Min
N
Nitrogen
150
Primary MacroNutrie P
Phosphorus
50
K
Potasium
100
Ca
Calcium
100
Secondary MacroNutrienMg
Magnesium
50
S
Sulfur
200
B
Boron
0.5
Fe
Iron
2
Mn
Manganese
0.5
Zn
Zinc
0.5
MicroNutrients
Cu
Copper
0.1
Mo
Molybdenum 0.01
Na
Sodium
0.005
Cl
Chlorine
0.1
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1.5 1.5
Fish emulsion
2
3
1
Hydrolized liquid fish
4
12
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Bone meal
2
1
1
Compost
1
0.5 0.5
Manure
0
3
0
Rock Phosphate
Ca
5
2
1
Cottonseed meal
2
1
2
Alfalfa meal
12
0
0
Blood meal
9
0
0
Feather meal
0.5 0.5 0.5
Liquid kelp
3
1
1.5
Worm Castings
Soybean meal
7
2
1
Green sand
0
0
0.1
Wood ash
0
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Fertilizers

Fish emulsion
Hydrolized liquid fish
Bone meal
Compost
Manure
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Alfalfa meal
Blood meal
Feather meal
Liquid kelp
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Soybean meal
Green sand
Wood ash
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# by processing fish or fish byproducts with heat or acid treatments
# by processing fish or fish byproducts with enzymes
# through the steam processing and pulverization of animal bones
# by homemade procedures or commercially
# by cattle and horse manures while poultry manures NPK: 3-1-1 in a
# from a mineral rock powder, rock phosphate is an excellent source o
# by soil microbes processing to be broken down during several mths
# by the soil microbes in 1-4mths for the nutrients to become availabl
# a byproduct of slaughtering facilities, blood meal is a very high-N fert
# a byproduct of poultry processing with high N that can vary from 7 t
# through the cold processing of this ocean plant
# inoculates soil with beneficial fungi & microbes from the worm gut
# carefully blended from organic nutrients in the ideal proportions
# is a mined mineral rich in soil conditioning glauconite

# this is not a recommended fertilizer, use only to increase soil pH

% N, P and K ratios

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post
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meal
kelp
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ash

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P%
K%

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12

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& is generally a pretty stinky fertilizer, but its a good source of all three macronutrientsnitrogen, phosphorus and potassium
& is generally a pretty stinky fertilizer, but its a good source of all three macronutrientsnitrogen, phosphorus and potassium
& the P in bone meal takes a few months to become available to plants via microbial processes in the soil(pH 6.0-7.0)

& adds organic matter, providing food for beneficial microbial life, increasing the soils water-holding capacity and gradually releasing plant
& in addition to containing macronutrients, manure is also a great source of several trace nutrients essential for plant growth
& a mineral rock powder that becomes more available the second year after application if soil pH optimum(6.0-7.0)
& the process takes several months in order to release the nutrients it contains
& provides plants not only with NPK macronutrients but also many trace nutrients
& because of its high ammonia content, inappropriate use or over-fertilizing could cause burned foliage
& it takes four months or longer to break down and release its nutrients

& it is mixed with water and applied to plants both as a soil drench and a foliar spray, the nutrients it contains are available immediately fo

& excellent quick-release source of N, with a long-term, slow-release component

& an outstanding source of slow release N for promoting vegetative growth and early plant development
& contains potash and other minerals from natural marine deposits and acts as an excellent soil conditioner
& Nutrient amounts are highly variable. Good source of potassium(K) and calcium(Ca).

N%
P%
K%

12

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