I use it in low concentration, indoors, and it's not so bad. Maybe I'm used to organic smells because we have our pet bunnies in the same room. But with all due respect to Ray, I think that 100 ppm N from a fish emulsion is a huge amount, especially for orchids. Aim for 20 ppm N, with every watering, and you'll be fine. Otherwise, you're just accelerating the breakdown of your medium. Ray has a great calculator on his website.
For fractions of teaspoons, I get the closest standard measure (usually 1/4 tsp) and eyeball the fraction. It's not exact science.
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