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I've used it for probably 30 years or so and have always had very good

results and like it a lot. Follow directions on the container and I think you

will like it, too.



While it is "natural" you should still keep pets away from it. And the smell

can be a bit of a drawback for some people, but I personally don't mind it.



I use it for lawn, tomatoes, ornamental plants, everything.



Happy Gardening!



:-6

really stinky, brutal odor. i have used it for herbs & vegatables. anything you plan to eat, fish emulsion is good. :-6

deb789 wrote: Do yall have blooms on plants with this fish fertilzer? Thats my concern.Absolutely.

It helps. I don't have a big sprayer or anything, so since the lawn is fairly

small in size, I just mix up batches and pour it on in a back and forth motion.

It is also an "old" lawn though so it isn't a dramatic difference, but still to

me worth the trouble. I probably would do better to get a "weed and feed"

type product, but so far I choose not to do that. I like using the more

natural product instead of a ton of chemicals that could potentially get into

the waterways. For my lawn, I also just use a "mulching" lawnmower instead

of picking up clippings. It could do with aeration, though.



Remember back to learning in school how the Indians planted fish heads

and/or guts with their corn. Fish emulsion is the same principle!



:)

Excuse my laughter, but I just assumed it must be something to paint fish with!!!