[b]I see this as a business opportunity. I bet this stuff is very nutritious for your garden. I could possibly turn this into awesome organic fertilizers if I can get it to Hawaii. [/b]
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I don’t think the toxins produced by this stuff makes for good fertilizer. It’s not really “real” algae - it’s bacteria, some of the earliest stuff to come around on the planet - we likely owe our atmosphere to the stuff.
@SimplyTracie Then again some “real” algae produces toxins too. People often conflate “natural” with good or healthy - but nature has made a lot of shit that will kill you just fine.
