Questions and Answers for Alaska 128 oz. (1 gal.) Organic Gardening Liquid Fish Emulsion Plant Food Fertilizer Concentrate 5-1-1

A:  I have never used this item on my palm trees only plants and vegetables but miracle girl does sell plant food and fertilizer for palm trees

A:  Hello, you can use Alaska Fish Fertilizer for palm trees. We would recommend following the application rates listed for trees on the back of the bottle. Thank you.

A:  I, myself have 5 palms trees, but I did not use it on them, I mainly use it around my shrubs and birds of paradise. It worked really well on them.

A:  Yes just mix with water , do not directly apply on the plants . I mix with 2 gallons water with 2 spoon .

A:  I got this answer from Google: yes, it can be used 3 times per year. 

A:  Hello, Yew trees or shrubs need a granular fertilizer high in Nitrogen raked into the soil. This should start about one foot away from the trunk and extending out to the drip line. It is not recommended to spray Alaska Fish Liquid Fertilizer 5.1.1 directly to the leaves of the plant. Thank you.

A:  it sure can be, although it smells horrible.  dilution rates are listed on the bottle

A:  Hello, The Alaska 5.1.1 Liquid Fish Emulsion has a ration of 5.0% Nitrogen, 1.0% available phosphate and 1.0% Soluble Potash. Thank you.

A:  The 3 numbers 5.1.1. on the bottle label indicate the ratio of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium in that order, contained within.

A:  Hello, yes you can apply the product on plants per the instruction label. Thank you.

A:  You can use it, however a more balanced 13-13-13 or higher can be used.

A:  Sure you can.

A:  Yes that’s what I used on my two dragon fruit plants. The plants  are growing more fruits since I use this fish fertilizer . Use it once every 3 weeks 

A:  Hello, You can use Alaska Fish Fertilizer with dragon fruit. An application of 2 tablespoons per gallon of water will treat a 25ft square area around the plant. Thank you.

A:  Hi Patt. Thank you for shopping at The Home Depot. Yes, according to the description from Alaska Liquid Fish Emulsion Fertilizer, is safe to use on your lime tree as well as other: Citrus, Flower, Fruit, Garden, Herb, House, Shade, Shrub, Succulent, Tree, Tropical & Vegetables. If your key lime tree is in the ground, be sure to soak at the drip line for maximum benefit. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  Yes

A:  Hello, Alaska Fish Fertilizer is great for fruit trees. We would recommend following the application rates listed for trees on the back of the bottle. Thank you.

A:  yes

A:  Hello, the Alaska Liquid Fish Emulsion Fertilizer is a deep brown color. The Alaska Morbloom Fertilizer is translucent in color. Thank you.

A:  No it's a darkish brown like color.

A:  No - this is a thick dark brown caramel color. Diluted in water the result will be a light brown clear liquid to use on plants. Plants LOVE this!

A:  I had to throw it away and the plant I used it on the cost it grew hundreds of gnats. It may be okay Outdoors but not in your house

A:  Hello! The fish fertilizer is a product that is diluted upon use, so the likely hood of the smell attracting animals is low - however, it is not non-existent.

A:  Hello, the Alaska All Purpose Fish Fertilizer is not listed for use with hydroponic systems. We recommend using the Alaska Pure Kelp Plant food. Thank you.

A:  Solution if fairly thick & bottle doesnt say anything about hydroponics. Does mention outdoor/container plants. Work great though - would have to dilute & take some time to potentially make it work for hydro is my guess. 

A:  It can, but you would need to figure the amount needed for the number of gallons your using to circulate.

A:  Hello! Alaska Fish Fertilizer 5-1-1 provides a rich source of organic matter that releases nutrients into the soil. This product will not burn and does help enhance strength and vigor of your plants. For trees, we would recommend 4 tablespoons per gallon of water. This will cover 25 square feet. Apply every three weeks during the active growing season. However, in regard to your specific inquiry about brown fond frazzle, we would highly recommend reaching out to a nursery or a similar garden business that specializes in trees such as your Queen Palm Tree. Thank you.