Top Dressing With Gone Fish N 10 lb
The top dress route is the one that scales with a bag this size. The rate is one to two teaspoons per cubic foot, worked in every two to four weeks. That puts 10 lb at roughly 1,560 cubic feet of medium at the lighter end. Scratch it into the surface and water it through. Dry powder left sitting on top does nothing until it is wetted. A fan will move it around the room before the plant sees any of it. Fish meal is the only thing in the bag, so what you are adding is nitrogen and very little else.
Where a Soluble Fish Powder Beats a Bottled Emulsion
Dry has some real advantages over a bottled fish emulsion. It ships without water, keeps on a shelf without refrigeration, and you mix only what the room needs that day. An emulsion is already in solution, which is the one thing a powder is not. Micronizing narrows that gap rather than closing it, so a tank still wants stirring and a brew still wants air. Watered in, the rate is a quarter to two teaspoons per gallon, every one to four weeks. The bag carries near 6,240 gallons at the lightest end. Keep it sealed, since a micronized powder that takes up moisture will not suspend cleanly. That matters more here than on a smaller bag, which gets used before it can spoil. A room that cannot go through this in a season is better served by the 5 lb.
Key Features
- Scales as a top dress: One to two teaspoons per cubic foot, worked in every two to four weeks.
- About 1,560 cubic feet a bag: At the lighter top dress rate, on 10 lb of powder.
- Or near 6,240 gallons: Watered in at the lightest rate instead of scratched into the surface.
- Water a top dress through: Dry powder on the surface does nothing, and a fan will scatter it.
- Ships and stores dry: No refrigeration, unlike a bottled fish emulsion that carries its water.
- Mix only what you need: A dry powder lets the room decide the batch size on the day.
- Still a suspension: Micronizing narrows the gap to a liquid. A tank wants stirring.
- Fish meal alone: Nitrogen and very little else, so it belongs before the flip.
- Seal it between fills: Powder that takes up moisture stops suspending cleanly in a tank.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sensational Solutions |
| Part Number | SSGFN3 |
| Product | Gone Fish N |
| Size | 10 lb |
| Type | Micronized fish meal, nitrogen source |
| Guaranteed Analysis | 10-1-1 |
| Derived From | Fish meal |
| Form | Micronized powder |
| Growth Stage | Vegetative and early growth |
| Top Dress Rate | 1 to 2 tsp per cubic foot, every 2 to 4 weeks |
| Soil Coverage | About 1,560 cubic feet at 1 tsp, 780 at 2 tsp |
| Water-In Rate | 1/4 to 2 tsp per gallon, every 1 to 4 weeks |
| Coverage, Light Water-In Rate | About 6,240 gallons of finished solution |
| Coverage, One Teaspoon Rate | About 1,560 gallons of finished solution |
| Compost Tea Rate | 1/2 to 1 tsp per gallon |
| Storage | Sealed and dry. No refrigeration needed |
| Suitable Media | Soil, coco, hydroponics |
| Other Sizes | 1 lb, 5 lb and 25 lb |