Ocean Grown - Fish Hydrolysate (Pure Fish)

A cold-processed, certified-organic fish hydrolysate that keeps the full spectrum of amino acids, vitamins, and trace elements intact. NPK: 2.5–1.5–0.3. Ingredients: 100% hydrolysed fish.

Nope. It’s formulated to be essentially zero-smell, so it’s fine for indoor use and tents.

Hydrolysate is cold-processed rather than heat-cooked, so more delicate compounds (like aminos) are preserved. That’s the big advantage over emulsion.

Pretty much everything: seedlings, indoor plants, veggies, lawns, fruit trees, and even hydro systems.

Either works. Mix with water and apply as a soil drench or foliar spray.

• Seedlings: 3 ml/L
• Transplanting: 5 ml/L
• Foliar spray: 3 ml/L
• Indoor plants: 5–10 ml/L
• Lawns & fruit trees: 10 ml/L
• Hydroponics: 3–5 ml/L

Weekly to fortnightly is the sweet spot. If plants are very hungry or growing fast, run weekly on the lower end of the rate.

Avoid applying during heat spikes (above 30 °C) and don’t feed severely stressed or under-watered plants. Always spot-test first.

Early morning or late afternoon is best. If nights are humid, stick to mornings to lower disease pressure.

Yes. They’re designed to complement each other. Use both at their label rates, either together in the same feed or staggered across the week.

Absolutely. Keep those at their normal rates—everything plays nicely when used as directed.

Yes—it’s a great fungal food in aerated teas. Just use the brew promptly after aeration stops.

Generally fine at sensible doses. Start low, monitor EC and plant response, especially in hydro.

Yes—use 3–5 ml/L. Start at the lower end and monitor for biofilm and algae. Organic inputs can contribute to biofilm over time, so plan regular system maintenance.

It’s essentially zero-smell, so it’s one of the rare fish products you can comfortably use indoors.

Keep out of reach of kids and pets. As with any fertiliser, water it in well and keep pets off treated areas until the surface is dry.

Store sealed, cool, and dark. Give the bottle a good shake before use if it’s been sitting.

More active soil life (worms and microbes), improved soil structure, and excellent plant vigour. Many growers also report great flavour and nutrient density in crops thanks to the amino profile.

Dial the rate back and/or reduce frequency. Resume at a lower dose once growth normalises.

Back off the dose, pre-dilute thoroughly, and increase filter changes and line flushes.

Flush with plain water, pause feeds for a week, then resume at a lower rate once temperatures settle.

Fish provides “food” (aminos and organics) while Sugar & Kelp brings chelated micros and chitin-driven signalling that supports resilience and root health. Together they’re a classic growth + defence combo. Typical Sugar & Kelp use range: 1–5 ml/L depending on stage.

100 ml sample, 500 ml, 1 L, 5 L, and 20 L.

Yes—pickup from Bellambi, NSW when shown as “Usually ready in 24 hours.”