Safergro 9907GLCS Aqua Power Nutritional

The product description is very misleading. It says it can make 21-32 gallons depending on application. If you follow the directions you should use 4 oz per gallon of water. This container is 1 quart, or 32 ounces. By following the instructions you only get 8 gallons.I bought this in attempts to save some change but ended up going through the bottle in one feeding... More information about directions would be nice to see on the product page, and please share how you come up with 21-32 gallons...

Stinks to all hell but I'm pretty sure it saved the one tomato (yes singular) I was able to grow this summer after I completely neglected the plant.The smell lingers for a few minutes (we have to mix the thing inside our apartment and bring a bucket down to the courtyard where the planters live) but it does go away.Note to dog owners: My beagle is obsessed with it! The first time I used it, I caught him drinking from the bucket that I was using to mix the solution, he then ran to the planter and tried to drink the solution that was draining from the bottom of the planter. It made him a little drunk but no real damage. Now I have to restrain him when I'm watering the tomato planter.

Your hot peppers will green-up so intensely in any media that you will be tempted to back off on this fabulous fishyswa! The leaves on the Chocolate Morugas and Bhutlas are as big as my pork-chop hands, and I have seen nothing like it before. Some folks here have posted about "sustainability", and I have to lmao...what is MORE sustainable than waste fish guts and heads! Really, do you have a dog or cat that you feed? Are you feeding them switch grass pellets? Yeah, your plants won't eat that either! Indeed, it does smell like a raunchy flagellant, when mixed and stored for a few days, but this sweet smell dissipates quickly, upon watering :-)

Fish emulsion is great for greening lawns without burning. I ended up using the entire contents mixed with water in a watering can - filling a total of 6 times in order to cover a 50' x 2' section of brown/beige lifeless lawn. Like magic it greened before my eyes. The problem is this product is so watered down that, for me, it is not worth the $11.99 to cover such a small area. I am not confident that if I had used less it would have done just as effective a job. I usually use another brand of fish emulsion - it lasts for the season, and would have covered 20x the area that this product did. My favorite product is currently unavailable and because this covered such a small area it was consequently much more expensive a substitute. It did a marvelous job. Thank-you Amazon and Safegro.

this stuff works very well, but keep in mind it smells bad, like fish and if you have raccoons in your area they will think there are carp buried in your garden and will dig everything up trying to find them !!

This stuff is MAGIC. I can't even describe the difference it made in my garden this year. Also, I didn't dilute it, but put about a capful at the base of each of my plants once a week for the first month. And then about once a month all summer. Amazing

This stuff just plain works. Get over the smell, this has rescued plants for me and it will for you. This also is all the nutrient you need to veg your plants in coco coir.

I don't care how great this product works, this is absolutely disgusting and not worth it. Product came with the cap partially unscrewed so the fish crap had spilled and pooled inside the package, smelled like a rotting corpse and diarrhea had a baby in my house. The stuff got all over my porch and still smells even after cleaning.If you do decide to use this, wear a hazmat suit or at least latex gloves and a gasmask. It's been 6 hours and I still can't get the smell off of my hands even after multiple washings.No way I am keeping this stuff anywhere in my general vicinity let alone using it for my plants. I'm now using organic OMRI certified water sollulable powder fertilizer. No mess and doesn't smell like rotting fish in a clogged toilet.