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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 2904001" data-attributes="member: 3099"><p>It's a good low nitrogen (but natural) fertilizer. I've been using it on my yard this year, it's starting to take effect now I think. It does stink a little bit for a couple or three days but after that you don't even notice it. Won't burn and it's cheaper that ammonium nitrate. You won't get the explosive growth and the water requirement that goes with that either. The OSU extension office seems to like it so I tried it. I may keep using it. I have used an organic liquid that's fish and kelp based in the past. I like this better because of the price and it's easier to use, but man I've got some killer monster earthworms from that other stuff I was using. It's been several years since and I still have them thick. Organics do work well but they take time to get rolling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 2904001, member: 3099"] It's a good low nitrogen (but natural) fertilizer. I've been using it on my yard this year, it's starting to take effect now I think. It does stink a little bit for a couple or three days but after that you don't even notice it. Won't burn and it's cheaper that ammonium nitrate. You won't get the explosive growth and the water requirement that goes with that either. The OSU extension office seems to like it so I tried it. I may keep using it. I have used an organic liquid that's fish and kelp based in the past. I like this better because of the price and it's easier to use, but man I've got some killer monster earthworms from that other stuff I was using. It's been several years since and I still have them thick. Organics do work well but they take time to get rolling. [/QUOTE]
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