MaterAid Tomato Fertilizer by GS Plant Foods- Superior Plant Food for Feeding & Growing Tomatoes (1 Gallon)- Tomato Food Suitable for All Your Tomatoes

I got this to use with my Patio Tomatoes normally they do not produce as many tomatoes as the big boy variety but this year I have blooms like crazy can't wait to start picking the tomatoes to see how they taste.

feed my tomatoes they seem to like it

Bought this at the suggestion for my amaryllis bulbs. I also use it to water some of my other house plants. My amaryllis bulbs sprouted with six flowers instead of an average two.

I currently have three little tomato plants going in a raised box. I've been using this according to the directions and fertilizing every two weeks. So far the tomato plants are coming along nicely.

This fertilizer has done our tomatoes well! Reminds me a lot of using fish fertilizers, in that it should be very diluted and poured over the roots.I prefer the liquid fertilizers to powders or pellets b/c it feels like I can really direct them to the plants roots and they aren't wasted OR over concentrated, which can wind up hurting the plants.HOT TIP: Best to apply in the evening after watering. Don't get on the plants leaves as it may burn.

Mixed well and has tan/brown color at recommended concentration. Recommended use is not as a foliar spray but soaking the root zone with one or two cups of mixture. I mixed in a 5 gallon bucket and used a ladle for quick and easy distribution to my potted plants.

It is March here, so it's too early for planting tomatoes. But Spring has sprung in my neck of the woods and I'll be planting vegetables of all sorts very soon. Judging from the other reviewers from past tomato-growing seasons, this MaterAid Tomato Fertilizer by GS Plant Foods offers GREAT results. So I have very high hopes. If I am displeased, I'll come back and update my review. But if this is all you see, you can assume I am well-pleased with my results.It seems very easy to use. Shake well. Add 1 oz of the fertilizer concentrate to 1 gallon of water. Couldn't be easier!

It's hard to tell if these type of things work. Unless the fertilizer is actively killing your plants, there's no way of immediately knowing if it is working. But my plants haven't died so that a great sign!