| | |  | Algae/Seaweed | Home » » » » » Hydrolized Fish & Seaweed Quart | | | | | | | Description: | | Fish and Seafood Blend Give Your Crop a Boost Neptune's Harvest Organic Fish/Seaweed Blend Fertilizer gives you the best of both products with a perfect blend of fish hydrolysate and seaweed, ensuring a complete fertilization program. Growers using our fish/seaweed blend fertilizer on a regular basis have reported increased marketable yields and improved shelf life on fruits and vegetables. Fish and Seaweed are known to build the natural sugar in plants. Flowers and foliage will be stronger and more colorful. Blooms will be more plentiful, fragrant and longer lasting The Neptune's Harvest blend (75% Fish and 25% Seaweed) can be used on anything that grows: Always shows increased vegetable production. Lawns are more drought tolerant, more disease resistant, thicker and always dark green in color Tulips and flowers show bigger blooms and more longevity Rose canes thicken and respond well Pests such as aphids are deterred Great compost enhancer Seedlings become stronger and more vigorous More resistant to the usual summer onslaught of insects and diseases Concentrated mix makes the following: One quart makes 32 Gallons One gallon makes 128 Gallons Ships Quickly! | | | Features: | |
• blend of fish hydrolysate and seaweed
• can be used on house plants, lawns as well as outdoor plants
• can be used for germination
• also a compost enhancer
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 8.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 2.45 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Used for veggie seedlingsApr 15, 2011
By Bike Enthusiast
The instructions made it difficult for me to determine how I should mix it for greenhouse veggie seedlings. I mixed it low (1tsp/gal), and fertilized twice within two weeks, but didn't really see any growth difference. I finally bumped it up to 2.5tsp/gal (almost 1tbsp/gal), and saw a small growth spurt. I am also using this in one of those hose-end sprayers that mixes the water and fertilizer automatically, which I also DO NOT recommend for seedlings. Overall, I'm leaning toward a granular fertilizer for seedlings. And besides, any fish fertilizer smells so terrible!!!!!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Great fertilizer, happy garden veggiesJan 12, 2012
By momoffive
I started a veggie garden last season on a buget. The gardening books that I read recomended this type of fertilizer. Worked great you use one ounce per. Gallon every few weeks, economical. My first garden grew really well with loads of veggies. Will use again and again.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great organic fertilizerJun 07, 2011
By J. Mitchel
I've only just started using this fertilizer, but so far I am very happy with it. I used it on some container plants that were growing slowly and saw a growth increase the next day! Right now I'm using it at half the recommended concentration with twice as frequent applications, and though that the doesn't produce the same sort of obvious overnight growth as the full strength application, I think it is more healthy for the plants. And of course, fertilizer does not make up for crappy soil -- the first thing to do is start with good soil with lots of compost. In conjunction with healthy soil, this stuff seems great, so far.
It doesn't smell wonderful, but I find that as long as I don't stick my nose in the bottle, I don't mind too much. I wouldn't use it on house plants or anything, but its fine for the garden.
Another thing I like about this fertilizer is that it is pretty balanced -- straight up fish fertilizer tends to have way more nitrogen, which can encourage leggy plants.
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