Neptune's Harvest Fish Fertilizer

Great for vegetable and flower garden. Quality is pretty good.

This product did wonders to my peppers and onion transplants. They are looking so healthy. I will be buying again.

Feeds the plants. Good response form garden plants. Strong fish smell but when mixed not too bad. Good product although pricey.I would recommend for garden plants.

Alright, folks, gather 'round, and let me regale you with my adventure in the world of fish poop fertilizer. Now, I'm no expert in gardening, but this stuff had me curious, and curiosity didn't just kill the cat; it fertilized it! First things first, I opened the bag, and oh boy, it hit me like a fish market on a hot summer's day. The smell? Let's just say it's not exactly the perfume of the year. But I thought, "Hey, it's fish poop; what did I expect, lavender fields?" So, you know, just be prepared to hold your nose or light a scented candle when you use this stuff. Now, here's the good part. My plants loved it! I mean, they went absolutely bananas. It was like they'd discovered the secret to plant nirvana. It's like feeding your flora a Michelin-star meal – they thrive and flourish like they're at a garden party of the century. And let's not forget the novelty factor. I mean, telling your friends you're using fish poop to fertilize your garden? Priceless. It's like gardening with a touch of bathroom humor. In conclusion, fish poop fertilizer is like a smelly, magical elixir for your plants. If you can get past the pungent aroma, your garden will thank you with lush, vibrant blooms and veggies. So, if you're ready to dive into the world of stinky horticulture, this stuff is the catch of the day. Just remember to bring your nose clips!

I would by it again when I need more. I put a full measured dose on my Habaneros pepper plants a few nights ago and woke up to deep green leaf and proud tall plants this morning. They look amazing! Can't wait to see how it affects the pepper production.