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  • Rachel, I had the same problem, lots of info for whey powder, and lots for whey supplements, but nothing on the real stuff. I know it can be a good fertilizer and I understand it's high in acid, but don't know if it would help with the calcium deficiency. I'll try it (diluted) on a couple expendable Zucs and see what happens. They can't do any worse then they are now.

  • A farmer in Missouri was putting skimmed milk on his hay fields, and it made really excellent fertilizer. Not sure if I'd use it as a foliar spray. 

  • I tried to look it up, but I could only find results on whey protein powder.


    Rachel Payne said:
    I don't know about whey specifically, but old milk has been very beneficial for our tomatoes.
  • I don't know about whey specifically, but old milk has been very beneficial for our tomatoes.
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