Safergro 9907PTCS Aqua Power

I have used fish emulsion products, for decades now. There truly is no better fertilizer, for (all) outdoor plants. I suppose you can't really "use too much" in terms of actually damaging a plant, rather it would just be wasting product by mixing it too strong. The recommended dilution amounts are on the bottle. However, I am a man, and reading directions for use of fish-mush, would be akin to asking for driving directions (; I just use a open-top Home Depot 5-gallon bucket, pour-in a few "glugs" (a non-technical Texas term where counting the "glug" sounds is a reasonably consistent mix), add the water via water hose, and then water my plants. The results are simply outstanding! Literally no one on my block, has plants that look so nice and healthy and blooming, as mine.I personally would not ever use this product, for (indoor) plants,,,unless the distinct, "stanky" odor is something you and your guests, would enjoy!

I bought this product after reading some videos on the benefits of Fish Emulsion. In my opinion it did not stink as bad as some say, did it have a pleasant smell no.....but nowhere near making me gag. If you have pets you probably do not want to leave them outside after using this. My dogs were going crazy and trying to eat my garden. After using my vegetables grew like crazy and continue to grow. I use it once every 14 days.

I've used this product for a few years now on my tomatoes, and have gotten awesome results. The smell leaves something to be desired but goes away in a couple of days after using it. You can't beat your bang for your buck with this stuff. Highly Recommend!

Works well. I like the easy to dispense bottle. Smells a bit, but diluted with water it’s not going to stink up your house if used indoors. The smell lingers for only a short period. Fish is the way to beautiful plants. Give it a shot with this reasonably priced product.I have many tropical house plants and as they no longer reside in the tropics I have to add supplemental lighting and food. This is a great and gentle option. Some nutrients are too strong or just to difficult to get the mixture right. This stuff does the job without the fuss.

Although it's a bit smelly (it's fish fertilizer after all) I really did notice a difference in my vegetable plants - the plant itself plus the output of veggies! They were very happy! And my flowers too!!

Been using this for a few years and it is GREAT. I highly recommend it. I use it on everything from my pineapple plants to tomatoes to gourds. Use caution though cause of you get it on your skin, it takes a lot to wash the scent off and it is not pleasant.

Glad it was at least certified organic. But beyond that, I wasn't terribly impressed. I have used "Alaska Fish Emulsion" in the past to great advantage, but was put off by not always finding the OMRI version. And now the BIG BOX stores are stocking only the quart size of the Alaska, making it NOT cost effective. So I decided to try this Safergro. By comparison with Alaska Fish Emulsion, the Safergro is not nearly as concentrated. It also didn't smell as strong, and the color is lighter, and the gallon went a lot faster than the Alaska. Alaska Fish Emulsion is available by the gallon here on Amazon, you just have to make sure it's the one that says For Organic Gardening on the front and has the OMRI logo on the label. There are other versions, so best to be sure.

Your hot peppers will green-up so intensely in any media that you will be tempted to back off on this fabulous fishyswa! The leaves on the Chocolate Morugas and Bhutlas are as big as my pork-chop hands, and I have seen nothing like it before. Some folks here have posted about "sustainability", and I have to lmao...what is MORE sustainable than waste fish guts and heads! Really, do you have a dog or cat that you feed? Are you feeding them switch grass pellets? Yeah, your plants won't eat that either! Indeed, it does smell like a raunchy flagellant, when mixed and stored for a few days, but this sweet smell dissipates quickly, upon watering :-)