Neptune's Harvest Fish Fertilizer 2-4-1, 36 Ounce

Very stinky, so don’t expect it to smell like roses! My plants are thriving since I’ve started using, so that’s what counts. Monstera put out the biggest most beautiful leaf after using this a few times. My dogs are also attracted to the odor and will stick their faces in the soil after watering, so fyi.Overall, I’m extremely happy. It works. Your plants will thank you.

I’m only partway through the first bottle of this. I’ve been using it every two weeks, and everything looks really good, my zucchini and acorn squash are going crazy, taking over a good portion of my backyard.My tomatoes look great, my cucumbers as well as Peppers are all doing well.

i've been using neptune fish fertilizers for awhile, when my plants look a little limp and maybe overwatered, these help revive plants. I use them on my avocado trees, my blueberry plants and other vegetables and they all do well when i feed them a twice sometimes more a year watering with this concentrated fertilizer. Yes it smells, but it works. It's interesting that a broken down animal like fish can fertilize a plant, like it feeds on the protein, so not sure how it works, but just found it interesting and great that it works so well.

This product is such a great deal. Amazing really. Only concern is I hope the seller has not messed with the product. My bottles seal was broken on delivery, but it does smell stout. Hope that means it real haha. I guess there is not really a way to tell if its real or not we just have to take a chance and take thier word for it that its the real deal. I plan to take a good look at the liquid and try to remember it to see if I can tell if its the same stuff I get when I order more later on. Not trying to make anyone paranoid, but this has crossed my mind. I'll try to update the review after I have used the product with my plants. Good luck guys.

The media could not be loaded. Like I said, my plants went nuts. They blossomed. I had zucchinis and squash and tomatoes all over the place. It also helps that I had pretty loamy soil. I followed the directions and I watered my plants with this fertilizer. I put 1/4 cup per gallon of water in my watering can and then there was magic. This was my first year gardening and I had planted early in the season, and my friend sent me photos of her garden, and she already started having fruiting. I was a little envious. What was I doing wrong? I asked her why her garden was starting to be so successful when mine was not and she recommended this stuff I said “no way, you want me to put FISH on my vegetables, what?”She was right. I am so grateful that I followed her advice. I will warn y’all though, I have two cats and they are always on the lookout to get this stuff because it smells amazing to them. So if you have fur babies, lock it up.

Alright, folks, gather 'round, and let me regale you with my adventure in the world of fish poop fertilizer. Now, I'm no expert in gardening, but this stuff had me curious, and curiosity didn't just kill the cat; it fertilized it!First things first, I opened the bag, and oh boy, it hit me like a fish market on a hot summer's day. The smell? Let's just say it's not exactly the perfume of the year. But I thought, "Hey, it's fish poop; what did I expect, lavender fields?" So, you know, just be prepared to hold your nose or light a scented candle when you use this stuff.Now, here's the good part. My plants loved it! I mean, they went absolutely bananas. It was like they'd discovered the secret to plant nirvana. It's like feeding your flora a Michelin-star meal – they thrive and flourish like they're at a garden party of the century.And let's not forget the novelty factor. I mean, telling your friends you're using fish poop to fertilize your garden? Priceless. It's like gardening with a touch of bathroom humor.In conclusion, fish poop fertilizer is like a smelly, magical elixir for your plants. If you can get past the pungent aroma, your garden will thank you with lush, vibrant blooms and veggies. So, if you're ready to dive into the world of stinky horticulture, this stuff is the catch of the day. Just remember to bring your nose clips!

well it looks like its doing job

Great stuff but stunk bad. Flies flocked heavily. I had to use sticky tapes to catch flies.