The Old Farmer's Almanac Organic Tomato & Vegetable Plant Food Fertilizer

It's difficult to judge fertilizer. One just assumes the NPK percentage are as advertized and the product performs as promised. As it is impossible to prove a negative, how does one know the stuff is working other than the plants are growing nicely; the question is, of course, is it due to the fertilizer or other factors; one just assumes it's due to the fertilizer. I have faith in this stuff and it's been my go-to fertilzer for two years now and I'm well pleased with it. I only wish they had a water-soluble version.

This product is doing wonders for our plants! However, cats seem to like the flavor of the stuff. So keep your pets safe and keep this fertilizer out of reach!

It seems to work fine

I used it to fertilize everything. So far nothing. Has died. Too early to say if it helped them grow but im sure it will

Looking forward to tasting the tomatoes! I have a small vegetable garden so I am seeding now to replant later. I was glad to find this product, as we want organic as much as possible. The fertilizer blended well with my starter soil and seedlings are popping up already! A great start to the planting season and looking forward to big juicy tomatoes along with some other vegetables. Good luck with your plantings! Thanks for a good product.

Just ordered this. Seems to be easy and came exactly on time. Hopefully it will do the trick for our corn patch this summer.

We started using this on our garden. It has worked good on our garlic, tomatoes and flower. We have been using it on almost every thing.

I bought this plant food because I was starting an indoor herb garden and wanted my plant food to also be organic. It has instructions for if you already have established plants so I followed the directions. This killed my tiny little herb sprouts in about 2 days 🙁 I was so happy with my tiny sprouts because I'd grown them all by myself and they were doing great! But this plant food grew some mean mold, smelled awful, and killed my plants. I tried to salvage my plants by attempting to remove the fertilizer granules but it was already too late. I'm assuming they had already seeped into the soil. I had to restart my indoor herb garden from scratch!!!! A month of careful water spritzing, soil touching, and tending down the drain. Guessing this probably works better with hearty established plants like tomato or cucumbers or something, but DO NOT use on delicate herbs! Really wish it had helped my herbs go on x games mode or something but, alas, that was not the case.