Using Organic Fish Emulsion or Fertilizer on Garden Vegetables: The Basics - The Rusted Garden 2013

Fish emulsion or fertilizer is an organic product that contains about 5% nitrogen 1% phosphorous and 1% potassium. It is a water soluble fertilizer that is fast acting. That means the plant can use the nitrogen right away. It is a very good product for container gardens. This video explain the product and how to use it.

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[lind]

Clear, precise and straight to the point! Thank you for helping this newbie out!

[jasonbrindamour]

Good job on explaining and I like the cue cards as, no offense, sifting through information here it's nice to see a visual cue so you can roughly scan the video and look for key points. Thanks for the info...

[krustysurfer]

That was short and sweet. Fish for success! Aloha

[lizp]

Gary your videos are a gift. I am finally able to garden this year and have been watching your videos non stop! Thank you!!

[CaliKim]

Thanks again for the great info, Gary. Love fish fert., use it on all my plants - works wonders and is very inexpensive, too!

[Navajosun]

Thank you. I really appreciate your videos. I haven't commented before, but I watch a lot of them. Very informative, clear and wonderfully put together. Thanks again and God Bless!

[sonderingkayla]

Concise and informative. I love the notecards as well! I can visually process the informatiom while also listening to it. Very helpful for retention. Thank you!

[jolitakaselionyte]

Thank you so much for measurements!! Finally I can buy fish fertilizer!!!! Cause bottle weirdly explains.

[gardeninginnorway]

I enjoy these short educational videos. Great job!

Cheers, Halvor.

[TrezonasReptiles]

Great videos, just thought id put in my 2 cents. That Alaska brand fertilizer is not truly "organic" anymore OMRI revoked the certification due to added chemicals. Also another awesome liquid fert to try is a Hydrolized fish solution instead of emulsion. It's a better quality fish that is cold pressed instead of chemically processed like the Alaska brand. Just thought you'd want to try it out, Neptune harvest makes a great Hydrolized fish fert.

[gardeninginnorway]

We are now going into the vinter season, and snow is just around the corner. This last week we`ve had continously frost nights.
I`ll still be posting growing videos thow, since I use a grow room in winter. I`ll also be growing in a up heated green house, as long as the temperature don`t sink to low outside.

Cheers, Halvor.

[THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Most of it gets sucked out by the plants. Tomatoes use what is there quickly as do most plants. You often have to revitalize your container soil each year. Break up the roots, add organic matter and new starter fertilizer.

[preadp]

You don't have Fish, Blood and Bone in America because here in the Uk it is the preferred choice as a top dressing in spring for plants, As the name suggest it is made from the waste of the fish industry . Its NPK is around 7 7 7 and it is granular. For Nitrogen use ammonium Nitrate (21%N)-used for leafy crops, for phosphorus use Superphosphate (17.5%P)- used for root crops and Potassium sulphate (48% K) -used for fruit trees and soft fruit

[jackiebreit]

i like this video because precise and short. short video makes sense to me. keep up the good work!!

[THERUSTEDGARDEN]

Every 2-3 weeks. 3 weeks is the directions. As the plants get larger in containers, I would go every 2 weeks.

[StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Great video as always Gary. It's always a pleasure to see you. I just bought some of this and love it. Thank you so much for the information, I've noticed a difference already over these last few weeks! 🌱

[rickschulte]

Gary, thank you for your great response, I appreciate you help, Sincerely Rickie

[gregoryspring]

Gary, thank-you for all you do for us newbies. Been following you for 2 years. My neighbors rave about my two raised 4×8 vegetable garden beds. They can't believe them and I learned it all from your channel. Got a question, how much fish emulsion solution should we give each plant with fruit and without fruit. Should we do a one-one thousand count for a certain count per plant, thanks

[robertjahrling]

Thank you for the short and to the point
Explanation

[HoschtonBoy]

I just started using Neptune Harvest I got from Amazon. I will let you all know how it works for me.