Scotts All Purpose Flower and Vegetable Continuous Release Plant Food, For Outdoor In-Ground Plants, 3 lb.

My garden loves this stuff. Tomatoes and peppers are abundant. When they look like they are done giving. I add more granules of this plant food and viola new peppers and tomatoes abound. I am in NC and I had peppers and tomatoes until December last year. easy to use. Just sprinkle and water and you are done. Using the same Scott's plant food this year since it was so successful.

I switched to this after using the messy blue Miracle Grow granules. I hated getting blue on my hands, planter boxes, etc. This summer is the first time my garden is lush and beautiful and it is because of this magical product! Just a small amount of pellets scattered at the base of the plants, and water away. The magic works for over one month! Just one bag lasted me a very long time. Easy to apply, not messy and a beautiful garden.... who could ask for more?

I've been using this product for several years for my extensive flower garden. Add it to any flowering, bush or roses or bulbs or even trees and trees, shrubs and they bloom and turn beautifully green, but definitely don't use more often than 10 weeks apart and do not add more than a tablespoon to each plant. I went a little overboard last year on gave my plants a couple tablespoon, instead of one, and it turned a lot of the leaves brown. My fault, not the product's fault and I have gotten my daughter and my sister and my best friend, who all grows flowers and vegetables and uh, they swear by the product as well. One of the best fertilizers I've had, and so easy to put on. Just put a tablespoon on each plant every 10 to 12 weeks and you'll have incredible growth. And blooming.

Seems to work well

Cheaper than at Lowe's ✌️👌. Very good for all plants

I absolutely love this stuff and so do tomatoes especially. there is no smell that I can ever pick up on. it works great on many of my plants but mostly I love how well my tomatoes do with scotts, they grow very dark green and hearty leaves and strong stems. I blend it on the top of the soil with my fingers like a rake.. other times Ive just sorta sprinkled it as needed. mix-ability is easy just sprinkle and water or if you want to use gloved fingers or small tool. it all works for me, then i water.

I had read conflicting info on the perfect ratios for banana plants, some said 10-10-10 but others recommended different ratios. I wasn't sure what to get but I took a chance on this & it is working great. My dwarf musa banana plant is thriving and jumped up a full foot in height in two weeks time after I fed it this. It was already three feet tall when I bought it from a local plant nursery and it only grew a foot in several months. Obviously it was really needing some nutrients. I learned my lesson and won't let my poor plant go hungry again. It has been doing so well over the past few weeks that I suddenly realized that I needed to repot it. So I gave it a new home with fresh soil & another feeding of this plant food the other day and I swear it looks taller already. Amazing! :) My tropical hibiscus also seems to like it too. It is blooming more frequently now. Instead of just one or two or three open at a time I now have three, four or five blooms at a time. I didn't do anything differently with it save for giving it some of this plant food. I will definitely purchase this again. Edit 10/5/16 - all of my tropicals are doing well with this plant food. The hibiscus still looks happy. The dwarf cavendish banana plant is almost 7' tall now. It still has not produced fruit but there are a few large pups that I need to separate. I've read that if you leave the pups in place the plant may never fruit. Hopefully once I get them separated and transplanted into their own containers the "momma" plant will fruit for me. It will likely be indoors soon so usually they won't fruit inside, but I have a bunch of grow lights so maybe it will? we'll see......My lemon and limequat trees are looking like they will produce for the first time. They were sold to me as "fruiting size" plants and they certainly look big enough to produce, but all summer they just sat. No flowers or fruits. :( Now finally, a few weeks after introducing this plant food, I am finally seeing some flower buds on the lemon tree and a baby limequat is coming up. So two thumbs up for this plant food. :)

Made my plants herbs and flowering plants come alive. Iam happy