• Manufactured in California, USA
• Tested by independent third-party laboratories
• Registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)
• Rigorously tested for heavy metals
• Sourced from sustainable fishing operations

• Utilizes fish processing by-products that would otherwise go to waste
• Supports circular economy principles in agriculture
• Reduces synthetic fertilizer dependency
• Promotes soil health and biodiversity
• Minimal processing to reduce energy consumption

If you're not completely satisfied, we offer a 90-day money-back guarantee. Simply return the unused portion in its original packaging, and we'll process a full refund.

1% of all profits go to our foundation, focused on improving educational opportunities for children.

Fish bone meal offers several advantages over traditional bovine bone meal: it breaks down faster (4-6 weeks vs 4-6 months), contains naturally occurring trace minerals from marine sources, has a more complete amino acid profile, and is often preferred by organic gardeners. The 4% nitrogen content also provides more balanced nutrition compared to standard bone meal's typical 1-2% nitrogen.

While fish bone meal has a mild fishy odor when first applied, it dissipates quickly once watered in and worked into the soil. The scent is much less pronounced than fish emulsion. To minimize any attraction to animals, work the meal into the soil immediately after application and water thoroughly. The odor typically disappears within 24-48 hours.

Fish bone meal is ideal when planting bulbs, transplanting seedlings, establishing perennials, or whenever plants show signs of phosphorus deficiency (purple-tinged leaves, poor flowering, weak roots). It's particularly beneficial during flowering and fruiting stages. Apply in early spring for season-long benefits, or side-dress during the growing season for a phosphorus boost.

Yes! Fish bone meal pairs excellently with nitrogen-rich fertilizers like blood meal or feather meal for a complete nutrient profile. It also works well with compost and other organic amendments. When using with synthetic fertilizers, reduce application rates to avoid over-fertilization. Always follow soil test recommendations for best results.

Fish bone meal is safe for most plants, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees, and shrubs. However, avoid using on acid-loving plants like blueberries, azaleas, and rhododendrons, as the calcium content can raise soil pH. For phosphorus-sensitive native plants, use at reduced rates or conduct a soil test first.

Fish bone meal releases its nutrients over 4-6 weeks, making it faster-acting than traditional bone meal (4-6 months) but still providing sustained feeding. For continuous nutrition during the growing season, reapply every 4-6 weeks. The organic matter also contributes to long-term soil health.