



๐ฟ Cultivate Your Green Thumb with Confidence!
Dr. Earth Home Grown Tomato, Vegetable & Herb Fertilizer is a premium organic fertilizer with an NPK ratio of 4-6-3, designed to nourish your plants safely and sustainably. This 1-pound bag covers 15 square feet or 4 five-gallon plants, providing nutrients for up to 2 months. Made in the USA from non-GMO, sustainable ingredients, it's the perfect choice for eco-conscious gardeners.
| ASIN | B079ZPSYWZ |
| Brand | DR EARTH INC |
| Brand Name | DR EARTH INC |
| Coverage | 15 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 174 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00749688134163 |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Item weight | 1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Dr. Earth, Inc. |
| Model Number | Dr. Earth - 73416 |
| Part Number | Dr. Earth - 73416 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Vegetable Gardening, Summer Crops, Winter Crops, Container Plantings, Native Backyard Soil |
| Specific uses for product | Vegetable Gardening, Summer Crops, Winter Crops, Container Plantings, Native Backyard Soil |
| UPC | 749688134163 |
| Unit Count | 473.18 millilitre |
M**N
Great organic stuff
This stuff works great. This was my first year using it and my spring garden did great using this stuff
K**E
Great
Great
M**T
easy to use
Easy to use just put on top of the soil and water. I usually put one table spoon per pot. There is nothing smells like other organic fertilizer, although I have not seen big changes in the plant yet. Hope that'll come with regular feeding.
E**I
Excellent product, horrible price.
Just a handful of this product will bring a wheelbarrow of used potting soil back to life. Add your normal amendments as well like composted cow manure as well. But donโt buy it here because itโs 4 times more here than other big retailers online
E**N
Versatile Organic Fertilizer
I scattered this over the top of my herb garden and watered. Over the next week, the plants which were growing in lean soil had a burst of growth and turned a darker green. Also mixed in some of the Dr. Earth in a gallon of water and let it sit for a few days. It must be said that doing so will brew a very foul smelling tea that will attract flies. It will last a couple days until the bacteria break down the organic matter. I don't recommend this for use in indoor living areas. It's great for organic herb or produce cultivation.
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