Lilly Miller Alaska Fish Fertilizer 5-1-1 Concentrate 1 Quart (2-Pack)

We use this every few weeks for our garden. We did it last year and we had an abundance of tomatoes! Using this year and you can already see the difference in flowers and garden.

I have been using Alaska Fish Fertilizer for my houseplants for over a decade, and I swear by it. I currently have 18 houseplants, and one bottle of this stuff lasts me a good year! It’s very concentrated so a little goes a long way (2teaspoons per quart of water). I use it every 3rd watering, less in our PNW Winter and more during the growing season. It really does stink when you open the bottle, but once it’s diluted in water you don’t notice it unless you’re sniffing the water pitcher right under your nose. My plants thrive on it and they (and I) highly recommend this product!

I grow peppers in Earthboxes. I add about an ounce to the 3 gallon reservoir about once a month. I've been growing peppers like this for 20+ years and I've never had such healthy, prolific plants. Even the average size of the peppers is surprising.

This has become a staple for my home. Hard to find in stores so I buy on Amazon. Great results and no bad odor

Great product and always useful for my plants. I will buy it again.

Used before best on market

Works great as plant fertilizer.

I won’t know until Spring ( now Nov), but I moved two small magnolia trees (mid thigh high) to a different town. Gave both trees 2 good doses a week apart. Didn’t realize they were both infested with the white scale bug. Supposedly this fish oil will give my small trees a boost to fight this bug. The leaves all turned brown from this bug, so I hope this Spring it will revive. I’ve used this same product years ago and really helped my magnolia and blueberry bushes. Hope it’s not too late for my magnolia mini trees. Smells awful, attracts ants if spilt on concrete. I wear disposable gloves and garden shoes I can rinse. I take two caps full, pour into the 1/2 gallon milk jugs and shake it up. I pour 1 jug around my huge Magnolia tree. Wait a week and repeat. Two years ago it gave it a burst of life and that summer was beautiful. Forgot last year (big mistake). So before I moved I treated it this fall since I won’t be there in the Spring. The smell goes away, just strong smelling when opening it. I love it.