Dr. EarthGL61100518430 Fertilizer & Soil 707P Organic 8 Bud & Bloom Fertilizer in Poly Bag, 4-Pound, 4 lb, Natural

Have established a bucket graden for dragons head moldovia balm milkweed, common sagebrush gipsywort glade purple coneflower sage whitethat gives off a smell of enchantingly delightful pentrate pentrate emits prayers. Been using 3 part formula for the root hormonescoupled with organic fertilizer and bloom booster in the potting soil. This has created for great starts when putting in the full3 months into bottom potting soil where the seeds sit themselves that enhances the time by decreasing the need to water the growing plants themselves.When the soil is moist with the 3 part forumla underneath as the seed emerges the plants sit themselves in two parts with the rootsgoing into the formula soil while the outer top part sits on the more dry soil area that was placed on top of the seeds as they lay there.Use a combination of Scotts Miracle Gro 100645 Fast Root Hormone, Dr. Earth 707P Organic 8 Bud & Bloom Fertilizer in Poly Bag, 4-Pound, &MG LB Bloom Booster as the 3 part formula. Place the whole 3 month supply of the combined formula at the same time in the soil have been usingMichigan Peat 1250 Baccto Premium Potting Soil, 50-Pound. Place the first part the bottom soil in the 5 Gallon White Bucket & Lid - Set of 3 - Durable 90 Mil All Purpose Pail - Food Grade - BPA Free Plastic -usually get 2 sets being a total of 6 buckets and put the seeds on the formula enhanced soil itself with the second part of soil the top soil they grow through.As the soil decreases in moisture the plants are already emerged out from the seeds leaving the remaining amount of liquid content therefor the forming plants with the 3 months supply of the 3 part formula already there.Start the bucket garden inside about the last two to three weeks of winter during the start of early Spring. For the beginning part the growing seedsdon't need a light source when they are still emerging from the shells themselves. So when the start of growth as the plant emerges with leaf aloneuse the Miracle-Gro 1001233 All Purpose Plant Food - 5 Pound for the bucket garden. Seeing about the 2nd month into early 3rd month the bucketswith the growing seeds and formulated soils have gone almost dry. By that point about early May it is time to put the 6 buckets that make up the bucket gardenof dragons head moldovia balm milkweed, common sagebrush gipsywort glade purple coneflower sage white that gives off a smell of enchantingly delightful pentrate pentrate emits prayersoutside for the remaining months until September or October.

Very good fertilizer, gave lots of blooms, big and beautiful.

Amazing results, unbelievable performance!! Everything I’ve used this on has improved by leaps and bounds! The flower pictured was all but dead 2-3 weeks ago. I trimmed it back to the bare bones last hope little bit that was still alive and mixed the ‘flower girl’ fertilizer into the existing soil and voilà!! I saw immediate improvement, even the very next day it looked so much happier! I’ve used this on my hibiscus, my mandevillas, larkspur, dianthus, lantana, coreopsis to name a few, even my zinnias are producing far more buds and blooms! My whole garden has been looking incredible since I introduced this product. I will definitely be purchasing this again!I also now want to try out more of the dr earth line of fertilizers, as this stuff worked so dang good, I can’t wait to check the other ones out too! If I could give it more stars, I would!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is a good, long-lasting, safe fertilizer that results in almost over-night visible results in the flowering stage. I typically prefer to use liquid fertilizers at each watering instead of adding granular, extended -release formulations, figuring the more specific I apply the fertilizer, the better for the plant however, I was going to be gone for a while and didn't want the house sitter to have to mess with mixing fertilizer so, I took a chance on this stuff. And so far, nothing but success with no obvious signs of over-fertilization or imbalances. The one or two remotely-negative things I have to say are purely personal preference and not a fault of the product itself: because organically-occurring sources are used in this formula (i.e.; fish meal / feather meal) it is decidedly "odiferous" and not very pleasantly so - particularly if you're a vegetarian like me and the smell of dead animal is just off-putting. Along those same lines, you may want to keep out of reach of your dogs / cats! I made the mistake of setting the half-used bag in an open bucket on the ground adjacent to my garden. Well, the dogs thought this was just the coolest, stinkiest, treat I'd left them in a long time! I don't know that they ingested much, if any, of the actual fertilizer - if they did, I saw no ill effects but what they did do was spread it far and wide and apparently had a field day rolling and playing in it. So, moral of this story, keep out of reach of your pets!

Yes it smells bad and should be expected of this type of product. I would only use this indoors if in a grow tent that vents outside, otherwise your whole house will stink. Due to its granular form it does not dissolve easily in water and is not meant to. This is a slow release fertilizer to be used every couple weeks in moistened soil. Use dechlorinated water PH to 6.0…chlorine will kill the microbes that are needed to break down this fertilizer and become useable by your plants. Add 1 tablespoon molasses to the water as well to feed the microbes.This fertilizer will attract pests as with any strong smelling organic substance, if your soil is susceptible to pests then throw some diatomaceous earth on top after letting the top of soil dry a bit. There are plenty of YouTube videos that will assist in how to establish a healthy “living soil” needed to succeed in organic gardening. Try some Bokashi Pro Gro as a soil conditioner and microbe builder to use in conjunction with a good organic fertilizer.If none of this works then issues would lead towards environment, light stress, excess heat etc..