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Two inputs. One healthier soil.

Sweet Fish Brew

Sweet Fish Brew

Cold-fermented wild California fish and molasses. A liquid feed that wakes up soil biology.

$13.50

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Wool Pellets

Wool Pellets

100% California Merino wool. Releases nitrogen gradually and holds water so beds dry out less.

$7.95

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Not sure which?

They do different jobs

Sweet Fish Brew Wool Pellets
What it is Liquid biostimulant, cold-fermented fish hydrolysate and molasses Slow-release soil amendment, 100% pelletized Merino wool
What it does Feeds soil biology and delivers fast-acting nutrients to leaves and roots Releases nitrogen gradually, holds moisture, and builds soil structure
Guaranteed analysis 0.5–0.4–0.6 7–0–4
How you apply it Dilute and use as a foliar spray, soil drench, or compost booster Work into soil at planting, or sprinkle around established plants
How often Once every four weeks through the growing season Once at planting, then every 4 to 6 months as needed
Home garden rate 1.5 tbsp per gallon of water ½ to 1 cup per gallon of soil
Best for Home gardens, raised beds, field crops, activating soil microbes, and anywhere you need a fast-acting, biology-boosting nutrient kick Home gardens, raised beds, hanging baskets, field crops, and anywhere you need maximum water conservation and steady, all-season feeding.

Better together

Wool Pellets build the foundation: steady nitrogen and better water retention that last for months. Sweet Fish Brew works on a different timescale, feeding soil biology through the season. Start with pellets at planting, then drench with the brew every four weeks.

Garden Starter Kit: 3 lb Wool Pellets and 1 quart Sweet Fish Brew

Garden Starter Kit

  • Wool Pellets, 3 lb
  • Sweet Fish Brew, 1 qt

$22.10 $26.00Save $3.90

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Landscaping Package: two 3 lb Wool Pellets and 1 gallon Sweet Fish Brew

Landscaping Package

  • Wool Pellets, 3 lb × 2
  • Sweet Fish Brew, 1 gal

$51.00 $60.00Save $9.00

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California made

Every ingredient sourced in state and traceable to its origin

Women owned

Founded by a fisher, a rancher, and an ecologist

From waste streams

Wool and wild fish scraps that would otherwise be discarded

Safe for edibles

Non-hazardous, and suitable for vegetable gardens and fruit trees