FoxFarm Bush Doctor Wholly Mackerel Fertilizer 3-1-0 - 16 oz - Liquid Concentrate

Fast-Acting Fish-Derived Nutrition for Vigorous Growth - 16 oz

Plants that need a quick nutrient boost can stall when feed is slow to become available. This liquid concentrate is derived from fish and provides immediately available nutrition to support vigorous growth. It is a Registered CDFA Organic Input Material, which suits growers who want an organic-input option.

The 16 oz bottle suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to trial a fish-derived feed before buying larger volumes. A single bottle is easy to store and handle.

Key Features & Benefits

• Liquid concentrate — measure it and mix it into your feeding routine.
• 3-1-0 ratio — nitrogen-led nutrition suited to leafy, vegetative growth.
• Derived from fish — a natural nutrient source.
• Immediately available nutrition — supports vigorous growth.
• Registered CDFA Organic Input Material — a recognized organic-input registration.

Who Should Use Wholly Mackerel

Growers who want a nitrogen-focused, fish-derived liquid feed for plants in vegetative growth, in soil or other media. It suits both home gardeners and commercial operations who need an organic-input option.

About FoxFarm Bush Doctor Wholly Mackerel

FoxFarm sells Wholly Mackerel under its Bush Doctor line as a liquid plant nutrient derived from fish. This 3-1-0 concentrate comes in a 16 oz size and is a Registered CDFA Organic Input Material.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 3-1-0 mean?
A: The three numbers show the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content of the fertilizer. This product is higher in nitrogen, has a little phosphorus and contains no potassium.

Q: What is it made from?
A: It is a liquid plant nutrient derived from fish. Expect a fish-like smell when you open and use it.

Q: Is it organic?
A: It is a Registered CDFA Organic Input Material. Check the requirements of your own certification program before use.

Q: When should I use a nitrogen-led feed?
A: Nitrogen supports leafy, vegetative growth, so growers commonly use a feed like this during that stage. Follow the label directions for dilution and frequency.

Q: Is it a concentrate?
A: Yes, it is sold as a liquid concentrate. Dilute it as the label directs before feeding.