Voluntary Purchasing Group 10612 Concentrate Fish Emulsion Fertilizer, 32-Ounce

Excellent fertilizer for my house plants, tomatos, etc. Smell is a bit overpowering though. Prepare yourself. LOL.

All, as per expectations.

Received product as advertised. Will order again.

I lived in The Republic of Korea, that's South Korea for you smartie smarts, and probably the single most challenging aspect was getting used to the smell. Open sewage, commonly referred to as "benjo ditches" where literally everywhere and particular noticeable in the hot, muggy summer. Also, their markets have a lot of seafood and frankly, I don't think they care as much about "storage temperature" as we do. Regardless, the olfactory combination of human waste, slightly off seafood, rotting veggies along with the cars and the heat...well, all that is a Glade PlugIn compared to this happiness in a jar.It doesn't smell good. Invariably you will get some on you, perhaps so minute an amount that you could fit 1000 similar microdrops on a fleas big toe. Then you will stink. I'm pretty sure it smells like rotting dogs being deep-fried at a carnival. That being said, it's pretty easy to use and the plants do seem to like it...but I can't say for sure I'll ever need more because, like I said, it stinks.

Ordering my second bottle now. Almost ordered the Alaska fish emulsion but reviews questioning the use for organics (it is OMRI listed and is stated to be approved for use in NOP organic production) and then the amount of heavy metals compared to this product made me stay with this one. Go to agr.wa.gov to review heavy metal contents of a vast array of agriculture products.UPDATE 06/25/2015 OK, I was originally under the impression that this was a confirmed organic fertilizer. It is NOT. The MSDS is here http://www.fertilome.com/ProductFiles/FL%20Fish%20Emulsion%20Plant%20Food%20MSDS_2.pdfI actually have not placed my second order yet and will now remove this item and find a certified organic fish emulsion fertilizer. While it does work good, I am removing 1 star as these are obviously chemicals that are added for one reason or another and in this day and time, companies who put hazardous chemicals into products that go into the ground should BOLDLY label it so consumers are aware.