Charlie Carp has proven to be particularly beneficial in commercial applications, especially in poor soil conditions. Because we use the whole fish in our production, soil replenishing nutrients and minerals are supplied providing a complete food for the crop or plantation.
Charlie Carp is now being used on crops such as lucerne, cotton, wheat, vegetables, grapes, fruit, eucalyptus plantations, and in professional wholesale nursery's. Charlie Carp is screened through 100 micron filters so it can be applied through boom sprays and fertigation systems
We are confident you will ...
- Promote healthy growth
- Reduce the use of pesticides
- Help replenish the soil
- Reduce transplant shock
- Be cost effective
- Help reduce the numbers of European Carp
Vegetable Crops [ pdf file ]
Spray:
Mix Charlie Carp 1:10 with water, e.g. 1 litre to 10 litres of water. Apply 100-200 litres of mixture per hectare. Avoid applying during heat of the day. Use large nozzles on boom spray equipment and remove final filters where possible. Agitate concentrate prior to mixing.
Stone Fruit/Olives [ pdf file ]
Spray:
Mix Charlie Carp 1:10 with water, e.g. 100ml to 1 litre of water. 1 litre of mixture will treat 2-3 trees. Avoid spraying during heat of the day.
Drip:
Inject Charlie Carp solution (1:100) into fertigation system in last hour of cycle.
Ground:
Inject 1 litre of mixed Charlie Carp (1:100) at base of tree, approximately 20cm from trunk. Follow up with drip irrigation if possible.
Grapes [ pdf file ]
Spray:
Mix Charlie Carp 1:10 with water, e.g. 100ml to 1 litre of water. 1 litre of mixture will treat approximately 10 metres of vines. Avoid spraying during heat of the day.
Drip:
Inject mixed Charlie Carp solution (1:100) into fertigation system in last hour of cycle.
Ground:
Inject 1 litre of mixed Charlie Carp (1:100) at base of vine, approximately 20cm from trunk. Follow up with drip irrigation if possible.
Pasture & Lucerne [ pdf file ]
Spray:
Mix Charlie Carp 1:10 with water, e.g. 1 litre to 10 litres of water. Apply 100-200 litres of mixture per hectare. Avoid applying during heat of the day. Use large nozzles on boom spray equipment and remove final filters where possible. Agitate concentrate prior to mixing.
Turf [ pdf file ]
Spray:
Mix Charlie Carp 1:20 with water, e.g. 5 litres to 100 litres of water. Apply at 100 litres per hectare monthly during growing season. This equates to 5 litres of Charlie Carp per hectare. An initial rate of 10 litres per hectare can be beneficial. Avoid applying during heat of the day. Use large nozzles on boom spray equipment and remove final filters where possible. Agitate concentrate prior to mixing.
Cereal Crops [ pdf file ]
Spray:
Mix Charlie Carp 1:10 with water, e.g. 1 litre to 10 litres of water. Apply 100-200 litres of mixture per hectare. Avoid applying during heat of the day. Use large nozzles on boom spray equipment and remove final filters where possible. Agitate concentrate prior to mixing.
Ideally suited as a top dressing fertiliser for application between first node and early boot stages.
Charlie Carp is suitable for aerial application.
Tomatoes
Spray:
Mix Charlie 1;10 with water, e.g. 1 litre to 10 litres of water. Apply up to 100-200 litres of mixture per hectare. Avoid applying during heat of the day. Use large nozzles on boom spray equipment and remove final filters where possible. Agitate concentrate prior to mixing.
 We highly recommend Sandra Pullman’s book, “The Secrets of Growing Tomatoes in Cool/Temperate Areas”.
This book is written by a qualified horticulturist from the University of Melbourne-Burnley College for the home gardener. Through trial and error and studying, Sandra has learned the secrets of growing tomatoes. By buying the ebook you will learn about the most important aspect of growing tomatoes – understanding the temperature requirements of the soil and air temperatures in cool and temperate zones.
This ebook is written clearly and has a wonderful summary of the main points at the end of each chapter. It also has an informative page on why fruit does not develop or fall off. Nothing is more devastating than no fruit or seeing them fall off.
Charlie Carp recommends this ebook because it is written clearly and simply, covers the different varieties available, germinating seeds, pests and diseases. The information is based on the latest horticultural practises.
Click here for Sandra’s website - www.gardenpatch.com.au
VINEYARD FERTILISING INSTRUCTIONS
Young Vines (New Vineyards)
Must keep newly planted root stock growing vigorously, fertiliser applications with Charlie Carp are essential during this period. Young vines have a small root system and may be getting more water than they need, so roots may be growing in a leached soil, therefore apply Charlie Carp regularly to increase nitrogen intake. This can be done daily or weekly with drip systems, and less frequently but prior to irrigation where sprinklers or furrows are used.
Plantings
- Soak root stock in mixed Charlie Carp before planting.
- Set young vine in the hole, apply 1 litre of mixed Charlie Carp (at 1:100 ratio) around the roots and cover in.
- Initially feed young vines 1 litre of mixed Charlie Carp per week ground injected per vine for 10 to 12 weeks.
- Once young vines have produced a foliage remember to spray 3 to 4 times before harvest at bud burst, flower burst and in early summer.
Mature Vines
- Start fertilising in the later part of the "Dormant Period".
- Next fertilising at the "Bud Burst".
- Next fertilising at "Flower Burst".
- Next fertilising at "First Sign of Fruit". (To help fruit set properly)
- Foliar Spray in early summer to further develop fruit.
Points To Note
- Can be incorporated with normal insect/fungicide spraying.
- Can be used as a drip, trickle, sprinkler or foliar.
- If being used through dripper system Charlie Carp is mixed at 1:100 ratio
ie: 10mls of Charlie Carp to one litre of water.
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