- GS Plant Foods Liquid Fish & Kelp Fertilizer – (1 Gallon) Organic Material Review Institute Listed Natural Plant Food for Home Gardens, Lawns, and Vegetables

Great liquid fertilizer works great and no issues at all besides the smell then it will go away. Fishy of course. Easy to use and apply.

I started some tomato plants extra early to test out my soil mix and my new lighting system. Over the years, my tomato plants have almost always had a problem with purple leaves. I tried fish emulsion in the past, but I only watered the soil with it. I didn't realize the effect it would have by spraying it on the leaves. WOW!!!! Like they say in spanish: "de la noche a la mañana". I sprayed this on the leaves at bedtime and by morning the undersides of the leaves were all green except the veins. 24 hours later the veins are green. There's almost no signs of purple anywhere. Only the lowest part of the stems have purple that has faded to about half what it was. I always wondered how the pros got such green plants. This is it! I will be starting my 'real' tomato seedlings near the end of this month (March). I can't wait to see how much better they'll look. And as for the smell, yeah it's fishy but not that bad at all. I don't mind it. After diluting it, it's mild. Not nearly as strong as a newly opened can of tuna. That's kinda the trade off for organic fertilizer. The smell goes away when it dries. So I say, "get over it". The benefits far outweigh the temporary smell. 2 tablespoons per ounce comes out to about 1 teaspoon per 22 ounces for a spray bottle. Spray the plants in your bathtub to avoid getting it wherever you don't want it.

This fish & kelp liquid plant 🌵 food has far exceeded my hopes. No plant ☘️ food that I have ever used has caused such a rapid & clearly visible growth increase. The magnitude of the profound growth increase which this causes has been stunning. Seriously. Today I am ordering my 4th gallon. The amplified growth when using the fish/kelp formula over the past years on my cherry tomato plants & indoor plants has stunned everyone who sees my plants in person. I start with plants available locally. Due to the immense size & yield that I am growing these cherry tomato plants to, 🌵 I get the same variety every year. And I get the most robust looking & the largest plants I can find. With this fish & kelp formula, my cherry tomato plants grow to 12+ feet. The first year of testing this combination formula -- I grew one plant to 14' 7" . Yes, I did. That is 14 feet, 7 inches of high-yielding, really enjoyable fruit production. Organic plant growth. In 2025, three plants yielded thousands of cherry tomatoes. THOUSANDS ! And at the end of the growing season I was forced to harvest all remaining tomatoes before the frost lands where my plants live. I pick & later rinse/dry each cluster of green tomatoes -- which are then sent to retire & ripen inside of brown bags -- when they decide to ripen.. The reason to relate all of this -- is this: At that last harvest in 2025, between just 3 plants, I still (then) picked 380+ green tomatoes !! People are shocked at seeing these tomato plants. They are SO tall & loaded with tomato-clusters that I have to anchor the stalks to 7 foot tall garden guide-rod spikes to which I add a 3 foot extension. I also have to use a stepladder to tend these plants. Thanks have to go out to the producers of this astounding ORGANIC plant food, GS Plant Foods. So... Thanks for this stuff !! "High Performance --- Naturally!" written on my last bottle. I don't think that i could be more emphatic in my recommending this. My reorder is going to be placed momentarily. Review written 4.2.2026

32oz of a putrid looking brown liquid, that smells like a dirty fish tank. After reading the reviews, I was a bit hesitant about purchasing this; since I hate smelly substances. But I’m growing potatoes for the first time in pots and every container gardener that I consult with stated that my crop will need a shot of phosphorus on a semi-consistent basis and that the best source was fish and kelp. I’m writing this review just after applying the substance to my plants, so I can’t speak in its efficacy yet; I will however update accordingly. Likes: Easy to use and easy to follow instructions. 2oz of fertiliser to 1 gallon of water. That’s 4 Tbsp: 1 gal, simple enough. The bottle arrived in a sealed plastic bag, (image attached) which would contain any minor spills that may occur during shipping; and the bottle was sealed with one of the easy to pierce foil seals inside the cover. Based on the mishaps that occurred in previous reviews, I opted to pierce and remove the seal first then recap the bottle and gently tilt the bottle upside down/right side up, for a minute or two before reopening. The contents were mixed accordingly and there was no explosion. Dislikes: It does not smell like a fish hanging out in the sun all day, with proteins slowly denaturing *shudders* but more accurately, a dirty fish tank. Although the smell is bearable, after applying this fertiliser to my potatoes and herbs; houseflies started swarming all over my beautiful babies. I wasn't happy about that, but will have to get used to it. I also applied a bit to an indoor avocado plant. After spending 30 mins. inside with the windows open, my room smelt like a dirty fish tank. Once again, I was not happy, my avocado plant is now outside...the poor thing. From shipping to application, the process was seamless. Stay tuned for how my plants have received the fertiliser.

Je l'utilise en pulvérisation foliaire pour les arbres fraichement plantés. Le liquide est vraiment très concentré et est limite de la purée dans la bouteille. Après dissolution, il se pulvérise sans souçis. Pensez à porter des gants pour la manipulation et la pulvérisation, et faites bien attention à la direction du vent.

My pants love this fertiliser. It has an odour which goes after a few hours, but don't let that put you off. I tend to use it every two to three weeks and my garden is blooming. It's value for money for a great product. I found it easier and quicker to dispense with a fertiliser hose attachment.