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Ocean Grown – Fish Hydrolysate (Pure Fish) 20L

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Ocean Grown – Fish Hydrolysate is a cold-processed fish hydrolysate made from 100% hydrolysed fish, with an NPK of 2.5:1.5:0.3. It is designed as a liquid plant feed and soil booster for growers who want a fish-based input that supports regular garden, indoor plant and hydroponic feeding routines.

This fish hydrolysate is a practical option for Australian growers looking to feed plants through the soil, as a foliar spray or in hydroponic systems. It is especially useful when you want a liquid fertiliser that contains naturally occurring nutrients, amino acids, vitamins and trace elements from hydrolysed fish.

Key benefits

  • Cold-processed to help retain major nutrients, vitamins, amino acids and trace elements.
  • Made from 100% hydrolysed fish.
  • NPK 2.5:1.5:0.3 for gentle, flexible feeding across a range of garden uses.
  • Suitable for seedlings, transplanting, indoor plants, lawns, fruiting trees and hydroponics when used as directed.
  • Formulated with zero smell, making it easier to use in indoor spaces and grow tents.
  • Available in multiple sizes to suit trials, small gardens and larger feeding programs.

Best suited to

  • Living soil and organic-style garden routines.
  • Indoor plants, houseplants and grow tent feeding programs.
  • Seedlings and transplanting support when diluted at the recommended rate.
  • Foliar feeding where a fish-based liquid fertiliser is preferred.
  • Lawns, fruiting trees and larger garden areas.
  • Hydroponic systems at the recommended hydroponic dilution rate.

How to use it

Mix Ocean Grown – Fish Hydrolysate with water before applying. It can be used as a soil drench, foliar spray or hydroponic input depending on your setup and plant needs.

  • Seedlings: 3 ml per litre of water.
  • Transplanting: 5 ml per litre of water.
  • Foliar spray: 3 ml per litre of water.
  • Indoor plants: 5-10 ml per litre of water.
  • Lawns and fruiting trees: 10 ml per litre of water.
  • Hydroponics: 3-5 ml per litre of water.

For more background on using fish hydrolysate in the garden, see our guide:

Choosing the right option

Choose the size based on how often you feed and how many plants you need to cover.

  • 100 ml sample: A good trial size for testing in a small setup.
  • 500 ml: Handy for indoor plants, small gardens and occasional feeding.
  • 1 L: A practical choice for regular use across multiple plants.
  • 5 L: Better suited to larger gardens, lawns or frequent feeding routines.
  • 20 L: Suited to high-volume use where fish hydrolysate is part of an ongoing program.

Check before buying

  • Do not apply to stressed or under-watered plants.
  • Do not apply when temperatures exceed 30C.
  • Always test new products on plants before a complete switch.
  • Store out of reach of pets and children.
  • Store in a dark, cool environment.
  • Check the dilution rate for your specific use before mixing.

FAQs

What is fish hydrolysate?

Fish hydrolysate is a liquid fish-based fertiliser made from hydrolysed fish. Ocean Grown – Fish Hydrolysate is cold-processed and contains 100% hydrolysed fish.

Does it smell?

This product is formulated with zero smell, making it suitable for indoor use when applied as directed.

Can I use it as a foliar spray?

Yes. The recommended foliar spray rate is 3 ml per litre of water.

Can it be used in hydroponics?

Yes. The recommended hydroponic rate is 3-5 ml per litre of water.

Ocean Grown – Fish Hydrolysate is a flexible liquid fish fertiliser for growers who want a practical hydrolysate option for soil, foliar and hydroponic feeding routines.

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