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

Prior to using this, I was using a standard fertilizer (Miracle Grow). It produced tons of great foliage, but wasn't producing tomatoes. When the tomatoes finally started develping, every tomato had end blossom rot. After a few applications of this fertilizer, I'm finally getting tomatoes without end blossom rot. An added bonus is that it's great for flowering pepper plants, too. Next year, I plan on getting ahead on things and switching to this after my plants start to flower. It also recommends using epsom salt, but I haven't tried that yet as I didn't want to do anything to interfere with fixing the deficiency. I'll try the epsom salt next year. I definitely recommend this product. It's a bit messy, but effective and easy to use.

I love anything organic That's why I ordered it It was interesting to read about this product I have no problem trying it I am a first time buyer of this product

Tripled our tomato yield and cured blossom end rot immediately. Our cucumbers and peppers love it too.

Don’t really notice any difference

Expensive but good stuff. I’m new to gardening but trying to help my dad not give up on his garden. He was disappointed with last couple years tomato harvest and was considering giving up gardening all together. I paid for an amendment of local supersoil to be added, and also bought this stuff, along with a Calcium and Magnesium additive also sold on Amazon. I added this to gallon milk jugs along with the calcium and magnesium additive. I admit I probably doubled the dose and the jugs ended up looking like a jug of sweet tea. But oh well, we got great results, my Dad is happy having “too many tomatoes “ and “so much squash” having to give them away to friends and neighbors, which gives him reason to visit his friends and brag a little. If he’s happy with the turnout so am I. I’m a happy daughter. We live in Arkansas, which is hot and humid. A few had blossom end rot but not near what we had been fearing (like 4 tomatoes had blossom end rot out of hundreds). I also added this fertilizer to the bell peppers and jalepenos. I think I added it to everything actually. We got squash, corn, all types of peppers, tomato both determinate and indeterminate, heritage and hybrid, zucchini, etc. all plants seemed to favor this stuff. I will attach some pictures. Keep in mind this garden was barren with no good harvest the previous 2 years. All I did was add 3 truckloads of supersoil (tilled in), this stuff, and some calcium/magnesium fertilizer added to the jugs of this stuff. Fed the plants frequently at the root. Yes sometimes I would go fertilize without him knowing lol. I just wanted to make sure he had a good turnout for his garden.