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| I've had three EZ-Flo injectors in different zones served by drip irrigation in my garden for several years now, and until now have always used a Scott product water soluble fertilizer. (Peters 15-5-15 for mostly palms) But... I've started going organic in my eating, and composting, and I don't want to support that company or use a non-organic fertilizer any more. Can anyone recommend an organic, water soluble fertilizer I can add to my EZ-Flo to use in the drip system and replace the chemicals? thanks in advance!!! |
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| You can use ANY soluble organic product...including humic acids and other biostimulents. I'll ask my husband what he uses as a fertilizer (I don't remember) . I know that he does purchase something from the EZ-Flo company directly. We don't have an irrigation system but invested in a heavy duty National traveling sprinkler (affectionally named 'Scooter ') that we use with the EZ-Flo. I would never in my life have believed that those two pieces of equipment could possibly make such a difference, especially when used as infrequently as we do.
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- Posted by doubravsky z9b So Calif (My Page) on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 11:39
| Thanks! I'll start looking around for what's out there..... |
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- Posted by TheMasterGardener1 5B (My Page) on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 12:30
Just like the poster said above, there is tons of organic fertilizers. You can make compost tea . Make sure you use it at a 1;10 ratio of compost tea to water.. |
This post was edited by TheMasterGardener1 on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 17:54
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| The link below for Organic Garden Grower Specializes in organic water soluble fertilizers and offers the ez-flo injectors as well. I'm sure they would offer something to work with your scenario. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.organicgardengrower.com/organic-fertilizer
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