eggshells for veg?

i was going through the growfaq tonight (as i do so often), and noticed that eggshells had a pretty nice NPK ratio for veg (1.2/0.4/0.1 + trace elements)

i eat about half a dozen eggs a day so i would think this to work out perfect as an organic fert.

anyone have any experience? suggestions?

peace

Yes eggshells are a well known organic nutrient... many growers use them... although you should of course accompany them with other organic fert's.

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Hum, never heard that, good idea though.

how do u use this egg shells? just break them up and put them in ur water mix with nutes? can u use egg shells everyone watering, maybe foilage feeding to?

i mix egg shells in with my soil and pottig mix...also when i hard boil eggs i save water..let cool down and water plants witht hat water...plants grow signifigantly after having watered them with rich solution.

Corso312 said:

i mix egg shells in with my soil and pottig mix...also when i hard boil eggs i save water..let cool down and water plants witht hat water...plants grow signifigantly after having watered them with rich solution.

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