Down To Earth All Natural Fertilizers Organic Liquid All Purpose Concentrate - Plant Food for Vegetable Gardens - Makes up to 32 Gallons 4-1-3, 32 oz

I made the mistake of trying to help my struggling maple trees with Miracle Grow only to make my trees worse. This is the perfect blend and ratio for struggling trees. I started using this mix every Friday for four consecutive weeks this Spring and the difference is unreal this year. Sparse branches bloomed with lots of new growth. I did probably use too much with watering cans but the more your trees are struggling, the little extra helps. Shrubs and bushes also had noticeable growth gains this Spring.

I love this fertilizer. It really gives my plants a boost that they need.

I love the stuff, that's why I buy it 🤷🏻‍♂️ but this bottle wasn't sealed...there's been a plastic seal on any other bottle I've bought over time. This kind of sucks. This is important

Was able to find heavy metal info on this product (website on the product itself). This fertilizer is not organic, but what a surprise...it's synthetic, but it doesn't have all the heavy metals that the organic products do. I always thought organic was healthier--turns out no. A lot of the organic fertilizers have quite high heavy metal content compared to synthetic fertilizers...never new this. So obviously much happier with a fertilizer like this. Vegetables grow very well with this addition. An tough it's not organic, I don't care, would rather have synthetic that something containing high levels of led, arsenic, cadmium, etc.

I like using all of 'Down to Earth' products. As I purchased this in the fall, I will be using it this spring. Thank you for your prompt service.

Great quality product. I only use down to earth organics. It is a reputable and trusted brand. A note of caution; their liquid fertilizers need to be ph adjusted after adding to water.

I switched to this fertilizer about four months ago (in the spring) and since then, some of my houseplants have started growing like crazy, most of all my alocasia (MUCH bigger leaves) and the pothos I keep in the eastern facing window (MANY new leaves). I included a photo — before I switched, it had one long vine. I’m not sure if it’s how my rubber ficus grew 13 leaves after having ZERO, but I started using this fertilizer right after I notched the branches on the ficus — I’m assuming it was both.I haven’t noticed a crazy improvement in my snake plant, ZZ plant, heart leaf philodendrons, peperomias, or Norfolk Island pine. All of those get way less sun than the ones I listed above.One of my succulents seems to be doing much better though, even though I was under the impression that this isn’t the right formula for it.