GS Plant Foods Liquid Fish Fertilizer - Organic Material Review Institute Listed (1 Gallon) – Natural Hydrolyzed Fish Fertilizer for Gardens, Lawns & Container Growing

I seldom write a review but not this time. This product is super good than other brand that I used. You can see how the plants and vegetables love it. My cucumbers. bush beans, luffa squash, fuzzy melon, okra and so on keep producing fruit that I have never had that much before. I can really tell the difference from a month ago. It is a bit pricy but worth it. Highly recommended!

I was tired of the granulated fertilizers which don’t always seem to have much effect, and wanted to try something which was more natural. I have a very old and large cycad in my front entryway (outdoors) which had been going downhill for years. The leaves were growing in much smaller than they should and were not fully or properly formed any more. It was also burning very badly in the summer time from the heat and sun. I had almost accepted that this very special plant had to be removed. Instead I did some searching and decided to give this fish fertilizer a try. The results have been incredible and began to show rather quickly - making a tremendous difference in the new sets of leaves. The plant is now looking beautiful again and is not burning any more. I have also begun using this product on many other plants in my yard. It is very easy to use and I feel the price is quite fair considering the real results I am getting. I gave it 3 out of 5 when Amazon asked me to rate the smell. This is not because it smells “ok”, but because you cannot expect an emulsified fish product to smell anything but awful so yes, it stinks, but it is supposed to! You may notice the smell for as long as a few days after applying the product, but it hasn’t been overwhelming even when I use a lot of it, and within a few days I don’t notice it at all. I have not used it on indoor plants because I don’t have any, but in all honesty it might be a bit too smelly for me indoors. That would be a personal choice though of course. For indoor use the concentration is less so it may not smell too much. A lot of people do use it for indoor plants.There have been some reviews which mention the product exploding out of the bottle when opened. I’m not doubting anyone but personally I haven’t had anything like that happen. The bottles I have received had no pressure whatsoever built up inside, and yes I do always shake them before use. Simply open it slowly outside, away from anything, just to be safe!

Was a bit skeptical at first about how effective it might be but after the first drenching of all my potted plants, which had been stalling a bit after the spring flush, there was a significant boost just 2 days later. Leaves grew bigger, greener and new shoots and growth everywhere. Very impressed!

The media could not be loaded. The only thing anyone would dislike is the smell but the smell is soon forgotten after the plants show huge gains! My wife’s son gifted her an avocado tree last year and after it wasn’t doing as well as hoped for she did some research and Liquid Fish was specified for avocado trees. As you can see in the video the tree is very heathy. She then tried it on the hanging baskets on our deck, which always get brown and less colorful by September but as you can see in the second picture, taken on September 12, 2022, they’re still looking beautiful. The indoor plants have also improved dramatically, especially one that was doing so badly she was ready to toss it.I then used it on my tomatoes and peppers and we had a bumper crop this year! I gave some to my son who’s hobby is growing succulents and cacti and he got noticeable new growth three days after watering which he’d never experienced with the special cactus fertilizer he’d been using.I’d advise buying the gallon since a quart is half the cost of a gallon and you will definitely want more!

I’ve paid for King Neptune brand and liked the results very much. Yep. It smelled worse on hot days. 🤢 LOL.You can’t go wrong feeding your plants good organic (nuthin’ but fish) fish fertilizer. As kids, dad would take us to catch loads of scrap fish by the bucket. He’d dig up his roses, bury the fish and replant the plants. This product is much easier to use. Especially in small pots!!! 😳LOLThis is a good value product. I cannot compare the results to King Neptune nor any other similar product. Not a chemist. The best ones are all fish. Some finicky plants may need other nutrients. Overall, I prefer organic fertilizers in my flower and vegetable gardens. And, my lawn, too. The plants are always much hardier.This is a good price.