Bloom City Organic Wild Fish Fertilizer – Sustainable Salmon Plant Food for Lush Green Leaves & Healthy Soil, 8 oz

Planning on using this inside your home? The odor is nasty! Wild Salmon is my favorite natural ocean fertilizer that is quickly available for plants to feed on. A tiny amount along with powdered kelp extract mixed in rainwater (to make a tea) results in a healthy highly productive vegetable garden. I use it weekly for my Carmen sweet peppers that reach 8 feet tall and full of peppers to the top, the smallest plants are typically 5' tall (every growing season is different). I apply it near the base of the plant and water it in to remove the odor. Texas Tomato Food fertilizer (fantastic for peppers) added to it will give you fabulous results. These are a great value as so little is needed for a 5 month growing season. Try to avoid using fresh tap water as it has chlorine. Allow it to sit for a day for the chlorine to evaporate. A thick layer of mulch around your plants and between rows will save water, keep the ground cooler in the heat of summer, and greatly reduce weeding. My personal choice is straw as my garden is not near a building. Don't use hay as it can increase the number of weeds, and it might contain weed killing chemicals that can kill a garden. Best of wishes for your gardening success! People will ask how you did it!

I love this fertilizer. I used it on my dahlia blooms and there is a huge difference in bloom growth when I use this. Decent price and easy to mix.

This stuff claims to be great for plant nutrition but holy god does it smell rough. If you’re gonna use this fertilizer just be prepared to smell up the grow area as the plants transpire the feed water mix into the air. As far as potency and strength I assume it has something to do with my freakishly giant…tomato plants I’m growing in a tent. The entire bloom city product line is great for your plants. The color coding makes mixing the feedwater a breeze

stinky, which means it works.

This product is the best for outdoor plants I have EVER used. I won't be without it in the future. Small marigold nursery plants transplanted into pots bloomed in 1 week. All of my nursery transplanted flowers are thriving and blooming. My nbr. had 2 cactus she had in her kitchen window over winter, I put them into a larger pot and they even took off putting out new blooms and what I mean they were on the verge of being thrown away. I measure 1 Tbsp. to 1 gallon of water, and use it every day once a day. The plants I put this on are: Marigolds, Hibiscus, Mandavillas, Gerber Daisy, Zinnia, Lavender, Miniature Morning Glory, Lantana, Kalanchoe, and Dahlia. Every single one of them are just doing great. I would add the Dahlia was a nursery markdown that was all but dead, I like a challenge so I have it in a pot with buds on it looking so good! There is a small volunteer cedar tree that gets fed along with the flowers, it looks fantastic, growing upwards and outwards evenly. Try this product and watch the quick results, I usually water plants in the late evening as the Sun goes down.

I'm a medical cannabis grower in NYC and though I use Fox Farms soil that's a bit to "hot" (nutrient rich) for plant seedlings if you germinate using soaking and wet napkin method to start germination. I use coco noir along with worm castings and perlite, clean kelp seaweed fertilizer, bush doctor microbe brew, silica, a little bit of cal/mag and of course this fish fertilizer and a very little bit of non sulfur food grade molasses to give the microbes some energy. I mix so that at minimum 2 weeks ahead of time and often a month and keep it moist but provide oxygen every few days. If your pants or seedlings are every turning yellow due to nitrogen deficiency then def get this or bat guano. You'll see result in 24-48 hours or less depending on how small and or severe the nutrient deficiency is. The COTYLEDONS or small round leaves are what's browning and discoloring and will die which is normal as they aren't true leaves so that's not a sign of nitrogen or nutrient deficiency. I do however need to increase my light intensity as they can take the bump to 30% brightness now. If you live in NYC and want to grow or become a medical cannabis user please visit NYC dot gov. Of course use an actual period and for all else please grow and smoke responsibly. Update Feb. 8th uploaded pictures of the babies all after being topped after 4th-5th node developed. The big three pictured were only 6 weeks old with two in pre flower phase which means they still need a good regular dosage of nitrogen for the upcoming stretching and growth. So every week I feed 30ml in a gallon of fish fertilizer to them, they are now in 7 gallon cloth pots, you can adjust this to the max dose of needed 60ml but honestly it's better to feed half then wait two days. If they are growing more and are nice and green not dark and shiny and no yellowing then feed next week same dose, right before flowering stretch I did 60ml and from now on it'll be 30ml a week for two-three more weeks. Throughout the month they also get feedings of kelp, worm casting tea, silica, humic and fulvic acid, terpene enhancer just for the potassium and sulfur, molasses to feed the soil microbes and give more potassium, iron, magnesium and calcium. The new baby like the biggest plant is a Northern Lights Auto she's two weeks old in Fox Farm soil I've given a small 5ml shot of fish fertilizer and 5ml of kelp fertilizer and 5ml of root stimulator in 2.5 liters of water and pH to 6.5 since I'm growing in CO2 with 24 hour watering schedule. I'll ramp up her nutrients after I top her in two weeks. Organic nutrients take a bit of time for your plant to absorb since it relies on organic matter in your soil to break it down first so wait 48-72 hours after feeding. Nitrogen is a mobile nutrient so if your pants are yellowing from that this will work but is not a complete source of what your pants need marijuana or not. Update to Fe.18th my babies are flourishing, I will use fish fertilizer even in their following stage as they are in the photo middle plant is early flowering while the one on the left and right are in their third week of flowering and still need nitrogen, I even foliar feed the baby which is only three weeks old with fish fertilizer and cal/mag along with kelp and silica foliar feedings throughout the grow. Understand your plants will need nitrogen up until the last two to three weeks and phosphorus and potassium without nitrogen those last times then a flush and let the plant run through the reserves in the leaves.

Bloom City is amazing! Together we set up a cycle in which they send me a refill order every six weeks and automatically draft my payment. The cycle is working perfectly with no further activity on my part! I highly applaud their faithfulness!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Fantastic stuff. I picked one outside plant to try and see what happens. I’ll definitely buy again.