Jobe’s Organics Granular Garden Fertilizer, Easy Plant Care Fertilizer for Vegetable Gardens and Tomato Plants, 4 lbs Bag

My lime tree loves this stuff. Smells like *** but gets the job done lol.

This is great organic granular fertilizer. Works great on my lawn with a hand crank handheld spreader. I particularly get it for being granular so works great with spreader, and doesn't send out a cloud of dust.Haven't used it much on general plants.

My house smelled like a zoo for the 1st week. I had to buy plug ins, placing them on the highest setting to mask the odor. I also stored the remaining in a ziplock bag in the shed.1 wek later, my palms have already changed. I administered the recommended dosage while the soil was dry, mixed it around a bit then generously watered and misted the branches. My oldest palm was suffering and I couldnt figure out why after trying so many solutions. Now, day by day I could see it changing, branches lifting, leaves turning greener and shinier, firming and sprouting up. While I hate the poop smell of this fertilizer, this combo has been better than any other in sprucing my plants. I'm going to try it on the others that have the same mineral ratio, just in a smaller dose. I do like Jobes plant food spikes for smalller plants also.I don't have moisture issues because of the double pot method with clay beads at the bottom for drainage. My soil is aerated when I fertilized, I also use a mixture of cinnamon, crushed eggshell powder and black pepper to fight fungus/mold, etc. This has always worked rather than using the onion, coffee, banana or egg shell watering method.

Seems to work well, and I like that the granules are more uniform and less dusty than Espoma. It also doesn't seem quite as stinky as Espoma, and still has lots of good microorganisms.

Great for my citrus trees. Also use it on my olives & figs. Its very stinky for the first couple of days and I have to keep telling my dogs to leave it alone as they get obsessed with it..

Easy to use and good value. I’ve ordered multiple times

Our tomato plant we bought had been growing quite well but without flowers, leading me to research fertilizer that is higher in phosphorus and potassium than nitrogen. Game across this and I enjoyed the fact that these are easy to apply, slow release granules to add to the planters. It felt almost immediate but after a few days, I started noticing little flower pods on my tomato plants! So far, so good with this fertilizer as the flowers keep growing.

You need to know that because this is an organic fertilizer, it stinks. So once the bag is opened, that smell is going to leak out. My bag had a pretty large slit in it, so the product leaked out into the smaller box it was in, the larger shipping box from Amazon, and even out of that box. So now I have stinky fertilizer in my foyer. I hope it’s good for my plants, because It certainly isn’t good for my house.