Using fish water to fertilize plants

[Lior T]

its good - TRUE or FALSE ?

anyone can direct me to a document explaining when its good ?
(like, can i use it for my cherry-tomato plant as well?)

thnx
LT

[Lior T]

Cool thanks

Jim Brown wrote:

>
> Lior T > wrote in message
> ...
> > its good - TRUE or FALSE ?
> >
> > anyone can direct me to a document explaining when its good ?
> > (like, can i use it for my cherry-tomato plant as well?)
> >
> > thnx
> > LT
>
> From a lot of experience, as long as the fish water is healthy (not
> heavily medicated) then almost all plants will do fine.
> The only exception I found was with my orchids. Talking this over
> with the orchid society, the opinion was that there were too many
> bacteria for the soilless orchids.
>
> Jim

[Graham Broadbridge]

"Lior T" > wrote in message
...
> its good - TRUE or FALSE ?
>
> anyone can direct me to a document explaining when its good ?
> (like, can i use it for my cherry-tomato plant as well?)

Unless Ive introduced medication into a tank, I always use the old water
from the tank to water plants around the house. The plants always do
exceeding well.

I've never run a control set of plants watered with normal tap water but I
would expect the water from the tank in most cases to be better than tap
water for house plants.

Graham.

[marc]

Its good as long as there is no copper and meds in it

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On Sun, 20 Jul 2003 15:50:08 GMT, "Lior T" >
wrote:

>its good - TRUE or FALSE ?
>
>anyone can direct me to a document explaining when its good ?
>(like, can i use it for my cherry-tomato plant as well?)
>
>thnx
>LT