Hi Dorothy, I use it on just about everything in my garden, veggies included. I use it alternatively with seaweed extract, week about. It's also excellent to add to the compost heap too! My cats think it's their birthday when I spray it around lol....my neighbours aren't too impressed though

 

My mother had a great deal of trouble with me, but I think she enjoyed it.

We have a fish rearing station near by and when they clean the troughs we get the dredges at the bottom  and that is what we use for the fish meal type stuff in our garden.

 

coco

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Fish emulsion is great to use on tomatoes. I believe that it's high in a number of minerals......but mostly calcium and nitrogen. I've never used it on much except tomatoes, but I suspect it would be a great fertilizer for all veggies. I should warn you, though, because it stinks the high heavens. I think you could use it on tropicals too.....Fish emulsion is probably less likely to burn plants than other things.

I think I've heard of people using it in tropicals, too!

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