Neptune's Harvest Fish Fertilizer 2-4-1, Gallon

The smell is nasty, so lets just get that out of the way. That's the only negative. This stuff just WORKS. I'm obsessed. My plants love it. I put it in almost everything. Lemon trees, orange trees, strawberry plants, tomatoes, basil and other herbs. They all seem to love it and often there's almost immediate growth. It mixes easily enough. I throw some in a watering can, then fill up the can. While filling, it mixes fine. I haven't had any issues with it burning plants, but I always use it early in the AM or late at night. I recommend getting the larger size as I went through the little one too fast with my garden's size.

I’ve been using this product for several years and it is the only fertilizer I use for vegetables and flowers. I have not had any problems with burning. It does have a smell, but it goes away very quickly. I use it indoors occasionally at a lower concentration. Tomatoes love it!

I’ve been using this on my garden and indoor plants every other week. I’ve noticed a great difference in my plants thriving. The smell will have you making faces, but it’s worth it and the smells goes away pretty quickly.

Many plants only need a neutral fertilizer and Capture Harvest Fish Fertilizer is an excellent fertilizer and at a very reasonable.

Have used this for a few years. Easy to use.

Stinky and works great, I use it for ornamentals and veggies.FYI Not for use in self watering containers unless you like your house to smell like a turtle tank.

Natural fertilizer for my organic vegetable garden

My super hot peppers have been languishing during this years' record hot temperatures. More than half of my 100-or-so super hots were pale green and not flowering at all. Can't do anything with peppers when they pretty much shut down in daily 100 degree temps for 2 months on end. Desperate, I switched from some national brand, pink dissolvable fertilizer, to this fish stuff. To my great delight my pale peppers have turned dark, deep greed and and actually flowering! They've grown several inches in the 3 weeks since I switched over. It may too late in this oppressively hot summer to get many peppers, but the trend has turned and now I have some hope to get a few peppers this season, if the weather ever cools off. Next year I'll pray for better weather and use Neptune's Harvest products from the get-go.