Morcrop Tomato & Vegetable Food 5-10-10 4lb

Works great on tomatoes, Jalapeños. I've used this product for years , always works.

This is definitely miracle grow for a garden!

The garden loved this.

Use it on vegetable garden slow release. Everything is growing

Lilly Miller Morcrop Tomato & Vegetable Food provides the benefits of fish in a low-odor formula that is easy to use and requires no mixing. This plant food is an excellent source of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Feed all outdoor plants with confidence this plant food will not burn. Ingredients 5-10-10-Derived from dried poultry waste; bone meal; alfalfa meal; ammonium sulfate; ammonium phosphate; muriate of potash; calcium and sodium borate; iron sucrate; manganese sucrate; sodium molybdate; zinc sucrate. 2.4% slowly available nitrogen from dried poultry waste; bone meal and alfalfa meal. Nitrogen (N) content - 5, Phosphorus (P) content - 10, Potassium (K) Content - 10. Application Method Sprinkle Application Season Use at planting time and every 4 – 6 weeks throughout the growing season. Storage Instructions Store in a cool, dry place inaccessible to children and pets. Safety Warnings Keep out of reach of children and pets. This product contains animal manures and/or byproducts that may attract dogs or other pets. Consumption of this product may make animals sick. To minimize potential problems: 1) Store away from pets 2) Thoroughly mix into soil to eliminate large clods or surface exposure of product 3) Do not apply this product along with pesticides. Please wash hands and exposed skin with soap and water after using this product. Specifications Size: 4 lb Form: Granules

Great value for your money! Works well for all my veggies!!!

We had two years with failed tomatoes and so-so peppers. This year, we tried this fertilizer with planting (we'd used others in the past) and the results are fantastic. It's very difficult for us to find, but it was worth every bit of effort. My only regret is that it IS so hard for us to find outside of Amazon. I've seen a couple of comments about the odor, and I think said commenters are completely overstating the case. I have an incredibly sensitive nose and it doesn't bother me at all. I do smell a whiff more of ammonia than in our previous fertilizer, but then, those fertilizers had lower concentrations AND (most importantly) they didn't work. I found this completely acceptable for our outdoor gardening. Buy it, try it, love it. We did.

If you’re using for hydroponics, do not buy!! It doesn’t tell you that in the description. If I were using soil I’m sure it would do wonders for me. But unfortunately I’m not :(