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looplife posted an update in the group
7 months agoAsk a Grow Question Would adding a gold fish to the soil like the Indians does that really work ?
terpking, plantparenthood and 2 others6 Comments-
Fish brings the dank. It is known.
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If you’re growing outside, animals may and usually are problematic. Coons, skunks, and other vermin like to dig the soil up around the plant to get to the fresh meal. Fencing done correctly can prevent that from happening. I like chicken wire that has been secured to the ground with tent stakes or landscape staples(long ones). Inside, and out, my personal choice would be fish emulsion. Just some ideas to think about. There are other methods, but this is mine. Happy growing.
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Fermented fish juice! Ffj is commonly used in KNF Korean natural farming. It’s a sustainable way to farm. However keep in mind sorce. Doe those fish test high in heavy metals or contamination of any kind? I would be more concerned about that with how fish are farmed nowadays.
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Maybe indoors you use gold fish crackers🤣🤣
but seriously fish is like brondo for plants it’s what they crave;)
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@nateorganic Like the gold fish we eat in the bag ? Lol
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Did it taste like them after I wonder if you grew a pepper plant in the same pot if it would be like a steak and a pair type of deal lol
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