Shrimp Shells & Vinegar

Hey guys and thanks in advance.

So any KNF guys or chemist etc:

I want to add some shrimp shells (from dinner lol) to my plants for the phosphorus and other bennies. If I were to put it in some vinegar, do you all think it would break done into water soluble phosphorus similar to the recipe with the bones?

I'm not 100% sure but I think you have to char them. Like put them in the oven until they are almost black and then add the vinegar. I think cooking them helps the phosphorus and calcium break down and then the vinegar disolves it to a soluable form. Then add the vinegar with with water and feed your plants.
Chris Trump has a video on YouTube I think he used bones and eggshells. But as far as I understand it's the same process.
I hope I could help. But check out Chris Trump or Drake on YouTube they are the best knf YouTube guys I've found sofar

Shrimp shells i would just pulverize and mix in soil or add to compost pile or worm bin.


Fermenting charred shells with vinegar will only be for a foliar to use during transition from veg to flower