Neptune's Harvest Hydrolyzed Fish Fertilizer

Love it! I use 16oz/50gal of compost tea every week or so. Get it 👍🏻

This stuff is like magic. My roses bushes were doing nothing. I fed them this and literally 3 days later they started growing new branches, leaves and budding. The leaves look so healthy and thick. Warning, if you have a dog it may be attracted to the smell. Mine was, and he started to dig. But the smell goes away fairly quickly. I will never feed my roses anything again, but this stuff. It is pricy but worth it in my opinion.

This stuff works great

I do not like to use chemicals on my lawn because of what they do to the environment and animals/birds. I have to say my lawn looks pretty good this year and for some reason we seem to have less grubs. A bit expensive but worth it. The odor doesn't last long at all-just don't sniff the bottle!!

I've had trouble starting vegetables from seed for years. The seedlings germinate, but after that, they get leggy and usually die off.I reached out to the experts at Baker's Creek and they told me to start using Neptune's Harvest instead of Miracle Grow. They told me that Miracle Grow can leave mineral salts in the soil which prevents the plants from taking in water.I started several new trays of cabbages, broccoli, etc... and the difference is pretty remarkable. See the 2 attached pictures that show a tray using Miracle Grow and one with Neptune's Garden.I will use this product going forward.

Actual product is a good one, but make sure you look at who is actually selling it via Amazon. If it says Royal Med, they will send you manual toothbrushes instead. Thank goodness for Amazon's great A-to-Z guarantee, which meant a full refund same day. And I guess we get to keep the toothbrushes? 😳

excellent product, really helps things grow without that awful fertilizer sick feeling I get withregular chemical stuff at the store, this is totally safe although it does smell very fishy, but isis a good safe product

I purchased this product to grow garlic in my garden. The second step of the directions is to soak the bulbs for three hours. I did plus some and planted them. The ones that survived are doing quite well. The remainder were attacked by my Great Dane-she loves the scent and taste of this product!