Fertilizing and Watering
  
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            Subject:  seaweed/kelp?
			
  
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            | TNTammy | 
            
               Middle TN 
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               I assumed the kelp I kept reading about was the neptunes seaweed fert now I realize its a different product, so Im wondering whats the difference between kelp and seaweed?
  I have Neptunes fish & seaweed, do I need kelp as well? 
  Tammy 
		
				
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               6/11/2010 5:17:31 PM 
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            | pap | 
            
               Rhode Island 
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               kelp is the same as seaweed. what you have is a great additive. 
		
				
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               6/11/2010 6:45:54 PM 
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            | North Shore Boyz | 
            
               Mill Bay, British Columbia 
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               Tammy, here is a great link with details on kelp and seaweed.
  http://www.marinebioprocessing.com/documents/Are%20all%20seaweed%20products%20the%20same.pdf
  http://www.marinebioprocessing.com/kelpgrow.html
 
 
 
  
		
				
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               6/11/2010 8:35:27 PM 
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            | Andy H | 
            
               Brooklyn Corner, Nova Scotia 
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               Listen to Glenn Tammy, here on the east coast, we have known the benefits of seaweed/kelp for generations. It's a great additive to your soil, breaks down quickly and contributes to overall soil biology.
  http://www.bigpumpkins.com/Diary/DiaryViewOne.asp?eid=128618 
		
				
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               6/11/2010 10:04:29 PM 
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            | Richard | 
            
               Minnesota 
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               All kinds of company's make seaweed fertilizer, neptunes is just prefered by some heavy hitters. 
		
				
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               6/11/2010 11:35:04 PM 
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            | wally34 | 
            
               long Island 
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               I sprayed the leaves today with Neptune's fish and kelp. I used two tablespoons in one gal of water.  I had a lot left over, so I sprayed all of the flowers and shrubs in my yard. Also the pots. After that I mixed up another batch with two tablespoons in 1 3/4 of a gallon of water in my watering can. I gave the soil in my patch a  drench with the watering can
  Let me tell you that stuff has a very strong odor. My son came home and said that the yard smells like a bait shop. Within about an hour of me taking a rest in my chair on the patio, I was overcome by the fish smell and had to go inside and take two Tylenol and lay down for a wile. Maybe I got to much sun or maybe it was the fish smell. I`m not sure. If that shit works as much as it smells I should be seeing huge growth tomorrow.  Anybody else experience nearly passing out from the smell?
  
		
				
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               6/20/2010 9:14:34 PM 
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            | Tremor | 
            
               [email protected] 
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               Fish contains about 10% Nitrogen. They're all good, but fish smells more and you need to moderate it more carefully. 
		
				
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               6/20/2010 9:35:54 PM 
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            | Richard | 
            
               Minnesota 
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               Yes, I have, I love that smell. reminds me of catching a stringer full of fish. 
		
				
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               6/20/2010 10:34:35 PM 
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            | Brooks B | 
            
               Ohio 
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               thats a first for me hearing that from someone Richard,,, you love the smell of fish?,  WOW!,  Ha!!!!  
		
				
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               6/21/2010 5:05:27 AM 
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            | Bohica (Tom) | 
            
               Www.extremepumpkinstore.com 
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               Richard, the way the various products are processed makes them different, it's not just a preference by HH...lol Where is the censor button? 
		
				
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               6/21/2010 7:16:50 AM 
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            | wally34 | 
            
               long Island 
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               I also noticed a lot of flies sitting on my fish leaves this morning. maybe 4 or 5 flies just sitting there on the top of the leaf. Can flies harm a plant? Maybe I should throw a tablespoon of sevin in the mix the next time that I spray the fish.  
		
				
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               6/21/2010 9:03:22 AM 
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            | Richard | 
            
               Minnesota 
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               Yeah, O'K, Sure 
		
				
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               6/21/2010 11:30:57 AM 
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