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5-10-5 liquid plant fertilizer Aqua Power Liquid Fish Fertilizer (5-1-1)Aqua Power is a liquid fish concentrate filtered through an 80 mesh screen. The nitrogen in Aqua Power is water soluble and available to plants immediately. Mix with Maxicrop Soluble Seaweed powder to make your own fish and seaweed blend. Shake well before use. Dilute with at least 100 parts water and apply in accordance with the directions. Store in a cool place. Material may expand under excessive temperature and cause leakage. Aqua Power is safe
Aqua Power™ is a liquid fish concentrate filtered through an 80 mesh screen. The nitrogen in Aqua Power™ is water soluble and available to plants immediately. Mix with Maxicrop Soluble Seaweed powder to make your own fish and seaweed blend. Shake well before use.
Dilute with at least 100 parts water and apply in accordance with the directions. Store in a cool place. Material may expand under excessive temperature and cause leakage. Aqua Power is safe through most irrigation equipment. Check compatibility with drip type irrigation systems before use to prevent clogging. It is recommended to always flush irrigation systems after use.
VEGETABLES AND ROOT CROPS: 1-3 gallons per acre at 2 week intervals after thinning or when plants are well established.
COMMERCIAL GREENHOUSES AND NURSERIES:/span> Inject into irrigation water after filter, at ratio of at least 1:10,000 ppm. Add 1/2 to 2 tablespoons per gallon of water. Apply at 2 week intervals.
ALMONDS, APRICOTS, CHERRIES, HOPS, PLUMS, PEACHES: 2-3 gallons per acre after bud swell to popcorn stage, prior to bloom. Older trees may require another application 4-6 weeks later. Repeat the application 2 more times in 3-4 week intervals.
BEANS, PEAS: 1-3 gallons per acre at bud stage, prior to bloom. Repeat the application 2 more times in 3-4 week intervals.
CITRUS: 3-5 gallons per acre at bud stage, prior to bloom. When new growth appears, repeat the application 2 times at 2-4 week intervals.
VEGETABLES AND ROOT CROPS: 1-3 gallons per acre at 2 week intervals after thinning or when plants are well established.
COMMERCIAL GREENHOUSES AND NURSERIES:/span> Inject into irrigation water after filter, at ratio of at least 1:10,000 ppm. Add 1/2 to 2 tablespoons per gallon of water. Apply at 2 week intervals.
ALMONDS, APRICOTS, CHERRIES, HOPS, PLUMS, PEACHES: 2-3 gallons per acre after bud swell to popcorn stage, prior to bloom. Older trees may require another application 4-6 weeks later. Repeat the application 2 more times in 3-4 week intervals.
BEANS, PEAS: 1-3 gallons per acre at bud stage, prior to bloom. Repeat the application 2 more times in 3-4 week intervals.
CITRUS: 3-5 gallons per acre at bud stage, prior to bloom. When new growth appears, repeat the application 2 times at 2-4 week intervals.
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★★★★★ 4
Wonderful, super soft but very heavy.
Color: Champagne Fawn, Size: 60"x80"
Very well-made very soft easy to clean. The only bad thing is it is so heavy. It’s like a super weighted blanket. It will keep you warm on the coldest of nights that’s guaranteed, but it’s really really heavy. Other than that. I absolutely love it. I use it as a comforter on my bed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Gorgeous Blanket
Color: Smoky Sable, Size: 60"x80", Color: Smoky Sable, Size: 60"x80"
Beautiful smoky sable brown. It’s wonderfully soft and fluffy. It’s kind of a unique color of brown and it’s made very well. Quality item. Could be used for all seasons since it has the fur on one side and the smooth velvet on the back which is not too hot in warmer months. The first one I ordered had a strange oily spot on it but the seller was very kind gave me a refund and sent me another one for free. Definitely recommend the product and the seller!
The fur looks lighter in my pictures. It’s actually a good bit darker than what is depicted.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Cheap but dependable, easy to clean afterwards
Size: L
Brush works really well on Furs
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
It does the trick.
Size: L
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
Works really well on sheepskins. This tool un -mats and fluffs quite nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Soft and luxurious, high quality - but don't buy if you have cats
Color: Ivory White, Size: 2' x 6' (Sheepskin Shape)
I give the rug a five-star rating because it deserves it. I was really surprised at how good the rug is right out of the package (it was packaged very well too). Because this rug is relatively less expensive than many other listings of natural sheepskin rugs on Amazon and elsewhere, I wasn't expecting much. But it turned out to be thick, soft, fluffy, plush, and luxurious all over. Many years ago I have purchased another natural sheepskin rug from Amazon described to be of the same size as this one (I got the 2'*6' one), but this one is definitely much bigger in its actual size. It's hands-down a high-quality, high-value purchase if you want a nice natural sheepskin rug. I also love how beautiful the natural creamy white color is.
Now, the story takes a turn. It does have a "natural and organic" smell as mentioned in many other reviews. The smell itself is not repulsive. I don't know how long it will take for it to air out (my last rug never really got rid of the smell, but it was not a big issue since I put it on the floor. I lost the rug in cross country moving.) But now I have a cat! My cat just couldn't resist tackling the rug the moment it was laid on the floor. She probably imagined herself to be a lion or a tiger who just caught some big prey. She couldn't stop kicking and biting the rug, trying to tear it apart. She came back to it a few times after breaks already. And this is day one. I am guessing this smell does stimulate some instinctive call from her genes. In a few short moments, she managed to tear off quite some fur from the edge of the rug... The rug still looks fine since I just received it today. I am not sure how long it will last with my cat though. Before ordering, I thought about this possibility and googled whether cats and sheepskin rugs can co-exist. I got many cute picture results showing angelic cats resting contently in the long and soft sheepskin fur, looking totally adorable and peaceful. Many articles say that natural rugs calm our fluffy friends down. Well, I told myself "perfect!" Win-win for me and my cat. Now, here we are, the beginning of my cat's conquest of an imaginary lamb (which was a real lamb.) I cannot even return it since it has already been damaged by my cat... In the worst case, this rug would become a really expensive cat entertainment piece that would eventually be destroyed....:((( I even started feeling guilty for buying animal-based products - but then comforted myself by remembering reading somewhere that cow and lamb leather goods come from animals that would be slaughtered for meat consumption anyways. My cat is already eating canned food containing Australian lamb, etc, etc. Really need to stop the thoughts.
So this is my review. Beautiful rug of excellent quality and unbeatable value, unless you have a cat(s).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2022