All Purpose Fish & Kelp Liquid Fertilizer Concentrate, 8oz.

I love Vine Vitality! I used it last summer in my vegetable garden and was really happy with the results. The plants were bigger, produced more veggies, and looked so healthy even at the end of summer. I was harvesting tomatoes, potatoes (huge ones!), kale, peas and carrots up until our first frost. I'm hooked and will continue to use this as long as I have a garden.

It is WAY smaller than I imagined BUT if you are using it for potted plants one bottle will make 8 gallons of fertilizer. For larger or outside plants, it will make 4 gallons of fertilizer. I'm getting ready to use it for the first time so I can't speak on the performance but I will try to update😊

The media could not be loaded. I just received it, and used it accordingly. My plants seem to be very happy! I had Just planted seeds and within 24 I had sprouts. So they are definitely getting the nitrogen nutrients they need. Although it has a very very strong pungent smell of rotten fish! The smell is pretty raunchy, but goes away pretty quickly I don't suggest indoor use that's not ventilated! As the smell might stay a little longer then wanted...

This is best thing ever. I bought two plants but before I could plant them in garden they died because of Texas heat. I sprayed it all over the stems and within a week I saw new sprouts allOver. I am using it on my roses too. They are growing almost 4-5 inches in couple of weeks. My Bougainvillea were in shock from replanting. I sprayed it and now it’s full bloom.

Makes up a very small amount of fertilizer for the money. A total of 8 oz and requires 2 oz our 1 gallon of water. 4 gallons of this type of fertilizer doesn’t go very far. Most beneficial as a foliage feeding, so 1/2 gallon might cover 4 tomato plants per feeding. Foliage feeding best done every 4 to 5 days.

A tiny bottle of 8 ounces. Not a value for the money.

Did not burn or damp off the plants and encouraged growth in seedlings. I'm a fan.

Works great