Monterey Fish & Guano Liquid Fish & Guano Fertilizer - 9-6-2 - 32 oz - Concentrate

Liquid Fish and Guano Feeding for Soil or Foliar Use - 32 oz Bottle

Mixing dry amendments takes time and can feed unevenly. This liquid concentrate is made from fish and bird guano, so you dilute it and apply it as a soil drench or a foliar spray. Its 9-6-2 analysis puts nitrogen first, which supports leafy vegetative growth.

The 32 oz bottle suits home gardeners, small indoor setups and growers who want to trial a fish-based feed before buying more. Because it is a concentrate, a single bottle goes a long way in a small garden.

Key Features & Benefits

• Liquid concentrate — dilute only what you need for each feeding.
• Fish and bird guano base — an organic-origin nutrient source.
• 9-6-2 analysis — nitrogen-forward feeding for vegetative growth.
• Two application methods — use it as a soil drench or a foliar spray.

Who Should Use Monterey Fish & Guano

Home gardeners, houseplant keepers and outdoor ornamental growers will find it easy to use. Small-scale indoor growers can use it as a supplemental feed or to test a fish-based product.

About Monterey Fish & Guano

Monterey Fish & Guano Liquid Fish & Guano Fertilizer is a concentrated liquid fertilizer made from fish and bird guano. It carries a 9-6-2 analysis and comes in a 32 oz bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Dilute the concentrate by following the label directions. Then apply it as a soil drench or a foliar spray.

Q: What does 9-6-2 mean?
A: The three numbers show the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content, in that order. A higher first number means the formula leans toward nitrogen.

Q: What is it made from?
A: It is made from fish and bird guano. It is sold as a liquid concentrate.

Q: Is it a good fit for vegetative growth?
A: Its nitrogen-forward analysis suits vegetative growth. Follow label rates and watch how your plants respond.

Q: How does a liquid concentrate compare with dry amendments?
A: A liquid concentrate is diluted and applied at once, so it is quick to measure and apply. Dry amendments usually need to be worked into the medium and break down more slowly.