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<blockquote data-quote="Sarge" data-source="post: 157349" data-attributes="member: 3393"><p>So I got most everything in with the exception of most of my peppers and tomatoes.&nbsp; I had some extra of both that I decided to stick in the ground just to see what happens since I would've thrown them away anyways.&nbsp; I also went a little crazy and made about 100 gallons of fish fertilizer.&nbsp; I had been saving the guts (about 25lbs) from all of the fish I've caught so far this spring.&nbsp; I separated the guts from the carcasses and then froze them in bags.&nbsp; They looked like frozen chum for ocean fishing almost.&nbsp; I then put the frozen guts and water in a 5 gal pail and mixed with my drill using a mixer attachment to create a nice slurry.&nbsp; The mixture then got dumped into the rows on top of the seedlings that had just been planted.&nbsp; I also used the carcasses/heads and laid them in with my taters.&nbsp; It wasn't quite as nasty as I had expected, but my wife sure thought so.&nbsp; Hopefully this gives them a little boost.&nbsp; Dig the night crawlers from the garden to catch the fish that fertilizes the plants that feed my family.&nbsp; Circle of life man.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Sarge, post: 157349, member: 3393"] So I got most everything in with the exception of most of my peppers and tomatoes. I had some extra of both that I decided to stick in the ground just to see what happens since I would've thrown them away anyways. I also went a little crazy and made about 100 gallons of fish fertilizer. I had been saving the guts (about 25lbs) from all of the fish I've caught so far this spring. I separated the guts from the carcasses and then froze them in bags. They looked like frozen chum for ocean fishing almost. I then put the frozen guts and water in a 5 gal pail and mixed with my drill using a mixer attachment to create a nice slurry. The mixture then got dumped into the rows on top of the seedlings that had just been planted. I also used the carcasses/heads and laid them in with my taters. It wasn't quite as nasty as I had expected, but my wife sure thought so. Hopefully this gives them a little boost. Dig the night crawlers from the garden to catch the fish that fertilizes the plants that feed my family. Circle of life man. [/QUOTE]

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