exactly.activates plants SAR.
my plants were well established so there were a lot of 'feeder' roots at the top of my soil.i would scratch in a 1/4-1/2 cup per 35gallon pot,a day after watering with dry weather in the forecast.you can water it in,yes it will work,but according to the owner of a frass co. i talked to,he recommended top dressing dry to not waste product.kind of like cutting a compost tea,you can,but it will be weaker.
But if it has a npk of 2-2-2 then it is a mild all around fert no?
yes it is.watch your nitrogen sources for sure.there is a possibilty of burning.but like roger says,i believe it's more useful helping the plant build up it's defense mechanism against bugs etc...
Nearly half is soluble nitrogen. That's a good sign
Sure will shouldn't be hard to build one. Ill post it here once it's built.
On building a farm or the use of frass in the garden don?search my posts on it
That's the SAR response. It's also a good fertilizer. The brand of insect frass I have is 2-2-2 so as a fertilizer it's a perfect neutral amendment and you can use it at any stage of growth without it throwing things out of whack.
The uses and benefits of using the Insect Frass, buddy.. as well as some pics of results!
I picked up the same bag on the amazon. Used about half the bag topped dressed on 6-100 gallon felt pots. I will post result in my grow journal..
I wish I knew
I'm not aware of insect frass having rooting hormones.
I have no idea wtf he saying bc he didnt say anything lol
Yeah, it was an odd post. If there's some type of hormones or pgr in frass I'd like to know but so far I'm doubting it.