"Pat Meadows" wrote in message
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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 00:18:36 -0500, zxcvbob
wrote:



My brother in Texas used fish emulsion on his peppers that grew 9 feet
tall
last year, but I can't find fish emulsion anywhere to try it.

I've had very good results with fish emulsion.

I can buy it at a local Agway (farm-and-feed store). But if
I couldn't buy it locally, I'd mail order it.

Yeah, fish emulsion is the greatest. I ususally get it at Agway too, but I
get the one with the Kelp in it. It's supposed to help with transplant
shock so I hit the tomatoes and peppers with it when I plant and they do
really well.

I ususally reapply once again in the middle of the season either to the
ground or by spraying on the leaves.

One other good thing is that you get the trace minerals with the emulsion.