Tomato Booster Fertilizer (32oz) - Super Concentrated - 3:8:7 Ratio Fortified with Humic Acid, Iron and Calcium - Grow More Tomatoes

Great product. Very concentrated. A great value for the money. I like being able to mix with water and spray directly on my plants. I had the best healthy plants and an abundance of very nice tomatoes this year. I definitely will continue to purchase this product for my tomatoes and other veggies!

I just started a vegetable garden bed this year and I have been overwhelmed with so many things to do and not do, use this or don’t use that. Some of my tomato leaves were curling and not growing much. I finally decided to try this product out on my different variety of tomatoes as they just started to flower. I really liked that it could also be used with neighboring plants such as my zucchini, peppers and flowers so I applied it to all of them. 2 days later my tomatoes start to fruit and leaves look better! Sunflowers:I’m also growing mammoth sunflowers which are about 3’ tall and their lower leaves have always been droopy even after watering them so I applied the product to my flowers and the very next day, my sunflower leaves were no longer droopy and they were more sturdy and perked up!!! THE NEXT DAY! I don’t leave many reviews but if someone is dealing with the same issues that I was struggling with, I hope it helps! Happy Gardening!

Appears to be working, But it needs more Calcium in it!! The label states it has it but ? but it has very little to none , I have to use CalMag with it. I'll stick with my Espoma Tomato Tone it's a complete Package

Worked really well!

Alright, so I'm a pretty skeptical gardener. I've tried my fair share of "miracle grow" type stuff over the years with, let's just say, mixed results. But this Farmer's Secret Tomato Booster? Wow. Just wow. I've got a few San Marzano plants that I baby every year because, you know, homemade sauce is life. This season, I started using this booster about a month or so after I transplanted them. The difference is actually kind of insane. I'm not just talking a few extra tomatoes here and there. I'm talking, like, I've had to go out and buy extra stakes because the individual branches are so heavy with fruit they're starting to sag. I've never had to stake branches off the main stake before! The plants themselves look healthier too – greener, more robust. But the sheer amount of fruit is the real story. We're swimming in San Marzanos this year, and I'm not complaining one bit. If you're serious about your tomatoes, especially heirlooms like San Marzanos that can sometimes be a bit finicky, you've gotta try this stuff. Seriously impressed.

First time using this product on our garden and the results were outstanding. We not only fertilized our tomatoes with it but the rest of our veggies as well. The output of beans, peppers, and cucumbers were such that we were giving away baskets of produce. Besides having great compost, we believe this product helped boost our overall vegetable production 10-fold. We are live in north central FL and are already looking forward to planting a fall garden and fertilizing with this product.

This stuff has worked wonders on my garden this year. Using it every two weeks one the fruiting season began and plants were large enough. I use a high nitrogen and low phosphorus/potassium until plants are mature enough to bear fruit and then I switch to this. Consistency is key and will help yield huge harvests! Pulling that many cucumbers off of four plants every other day. Tomatoes are just as good and we are having trouble keeping up with just 2 Tomato plants. Went from using nothing last year to using this for the first time and my harvest so far is easily double last year's. Next year we are going to have to cut back on the number of plants because this fertilizer is helping produce more than we can eat AND can!

It’s too early to tell if this is going to cure my blossom rot issues. It is stupidly easy to spply and it’s very economical. It doesn't smell either so indoor use would not be snd issue. I gave it 3 stars because it has not proved itself yet. Two weeks later: no more blossom rot, lots of fruit. Id rate it a solid 5