Biobizz Fish Mix

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Accelerate vegetative mass and rapidly enrich your growing media with Biobizz Fish·Mix. This legendary, high-performance liquid input is designed to deliver raw organic vitality to your indoor and outdoor crops. By combining premium North Sea fish emulsion with sweet organic sugar beet extract (vinasse), Fish·Mix drives explosive structural growth while dramatically enhancing root-zone biology.

In keeping with Biobizz’s strict organic farming certification requirements, Fish·Mix is entirely cold-processed. It is never extracted with harsh acids or stabilised using BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene), a toxic synthetic preservative. Instead, it remains a pure, alive, clean-rinsing formulation that rapidly transforms depleted dirt into a rich, dark, biologically active living soil or coco substrate.

Core Cultivation Advantages:

Microbial Explosion: Fish·Mix acts as a direct, high-energy fuel source for beneficial soil microorganisms and useful bacteria. It triggers a massive biological population boom in both soil and coco-based substrates, unlocking bound nutrients and keeping the root zone naturally defended against soil-borne pathogens.
Rapid Soil Conditioning: Even when starting with poor-quality earth or worn-out garden beds, a few days of treating with Fish·Mix completely transforms the medium into a rich, fat soil packed with the essential natural minerals and organic nitrogen your plants are hungry for.
Mild & Versatile Action: Despite its rich nutritional profile, Fish·Mix is remarkably mild. It can be safely introduced during the very first weeks of a plant's life cycle to establish early structural integrity without the risk of leaf tip burn.
Highly Effective Leaf Feed: In addition to root drenching, Fish·Mix functions as an exceptional foliar spray. Applying it directly onto the foliage during the vegetative phase delivers a rapid, clean bypass shot of nutrients straight into the leaves for instant greening.

Target Dosage & Substrate Guide

To ensure precision crop steering without over-fertilisation, tailor your liquid dosage to match the background nutritional strength of your chosen substrate:

Substrate Type	Recommended Root Dosage	Application Timing / Phase
Biobizz All·Mix® (Heavily Pre-Fertilised)	1ml per 1 Litre of water	Vegetative phase through to late flowering/harvest.
Biobizz Light·Mix® (Lightly Fertilised)	2ml – 4ml per 1 Litre of water	Vegetative phase through to late flowering/harvest.
Foliar Spray (All Mediums)	1ml – 2ml per 1 Litre of water	Vegetative growing cycle only (Mist leaves).

Step-by-Step Usage Instructions:

1.Shake the bottle thoroughly:Preparation.

Because Fish·Mix is a completely unrefined, cold-processed organic emulsion, natural separation will occur. Shake the bottle vigorously to fully homogenise the active proteins and sugars.

2.Blend your feed solution:Nutrient Mixing.

Measure out your target dose based on your substrate type (1ml/L for heavy soil, 2-4ml/L for light soil or coco) and mix it thoroughly into clean, tepid water.

3.Apply to your crop:Root or Foliar Feed.

Drench your root zone generously until slight runoff is achieved. If applying as a foliar spray, lightly mist both the tops and bottoms of the leaves during the vegetative stage - always spray right as lights turn off or at dusk to prevent leaf scorch.

4.Seal and store safely:Storage.

Keep the bottle tightly capped and store it in a cool, dark cupboard. Because it is a live organic product free from synthetic chemical preservatives, keeping it out of heat preserves its ultimate potency.

Technical Specifications

Metric / Attribute	Specification Details
Brand	Biobizz
Product Type	100% Organic Liquid Fish Emulsion & Growth Stimulant
Processing Standard	Acid-Free Cold Extraction (No BHT or synthetic preservatives)
Suitable Substrates	All Soil Types, Coco Coir, and Outdoor Plots
Primary Nutrient Focus	Organic Nitrogen ( $N$ ), Amino Acids, and Soil-Conditioning Minerals
Life Cycle Coverage	Early Seedling Stages, Vegetative Phase, and Flowering Period