I buy Wegener's Liquid on occasion. It works well enough.

Liquid fertilizers are useful to kick start growth. Truly cold compost takes about two weeks to really get going at the start of the season, I find.

They're also useful for containers.

I tried concentrated fish emulsion before & PHEWWEEE It stunk up my GH for days.
Even outside it was stinky, plus if you don't use up the mixed solution it goes bad

I got some concentrated seaweed extract bonus when I ordered from T&T this year. Now that is good stuff, 15 grams & boy does it go a long way. Don't stink, don't burn plants & 2 days later they took right off.Here's a link to it, they sent me the dry concentrate

You can get it from Lindeberg too, with free shipping if you order $40.00 or more

Here is a link that might be useful: concentrated seaweed extract

Wegener's doesn't stink at all. Most of the newer ones don't.

I forgot to add that I also use Alaska Morbloom 0-10-10 in August to harden off my plants. Not stinky either.

Well the Alaska fish fertilizer 5-1-1, I got stunk to high heaven

I have used Alaska fish fertilizer for years on my indoor plants and on the garden. A little stinky but works great.

Ginny

Kelp rocks. Too bad it's ludicrously expensive for the amount you get.

sprayman, I'll make sure to never buy the 5-1-1 :)

It makes sense, because a formulation with high P is probably more bone-based and less stinky, while something high in N is probably composed of fish soft tissue that decomposes to give off smelly amines.