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Seeweed? Mulch?

20 years ago

Along with the seeds from Peppermania was much info on growing them. For fertilizer, Beth said what she use is fish fertilizer and seeweed concentrate. After doing a search here, I found no treads on seeweed. Is anybody using it??? I also plan on spraying with epsom salt. Can peppers over dose from all these additives??? What would be good feeding program???

Most of my plants are in containiers of 50% garden compost, with sand, soil and perlite. Lime has been added, stayed away from nitrogen. Am hoping the compost has not have too much nitrogen in it.

I have always used grass clippings to mulch my garden. It makes a great mulch, adds nitrogen to the soil and is FREE. Is this going to add too much nitrogen for peppers??? I am thinking of using black plactic for more heat. Then a thin layer of bark chips to dress it up a bit. Seems as though some peppers have been planted in the "hummingbird/salvia only" garden...

Seeweed concentrate is not cheap, $20 for a pint, at the nursery... That will make 64 gallons of solution. I wiil shop around before buying again.

Have gotten so much great info here...

Thanks

Rick

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