Rough idea? ...maybe and maybe not. If the bulk stuff is real thick like Neptune fish/seaweed, I would guess you could use its ratio of 128 to 1 or one tablespoon per gallon of water.

If your stuff is thin, you would use a heavier amount of fish emulsion.

I use Neptunes for watering all my seedlings and occasional feeding in the garden. The instructions recommend 1T per gallon for houseplants and 2T for outdoor plants.
I've never had any problems with fertilizer burn with Neptunes and I usually just eyeball the amount.
Personally I'd feed the transplants just as Wayne suggested.

Jon

For outdoor application, I always double the recommended rate and have never had a problem, and I think the results are more pronounced.

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Yeah, its the thick stuff. I new it was potent but wow, I was mixing it a bit strong last year and that explains the problems I had. Thanks alot to all for your imput, sometimes I get so busy gardening that I cant find time to reseach the most important things!!

FWIW - 1 tbsp/gallon is 256:1, while 2 tbsp/gallon (which is 1 oz/gallon) is 128:1.

Al

What problems did you haev last year??

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