Miracle-Gro Water Soluble Plant Food Vegetables and Herbs 2 lb

Been using this for a while. Started using this for my hot peppers whose lower leaves were turning yellow. Especially my Habaneros which also had stunted growth. Researching lead me to believe it was a deficiency, Started using this fertilizer (18-18-21) and no more yellow leaves, all rich green beautiful leaves and the plants grow well. I use this for the first half of the vegetable growing season on all my vegetables then switch to the Performance Organics (11-3-8) for the rest of the season. Pictured is how I apply it at ground level taking care not to get the plants wet. All except for the Kohlrabi, near impossible not to get their leaves wet... In the background are my cucumbers climbing their trellis thanks to this fertilizer.

Very helpful for garden plants.

Packet doesn't seem to be easy open like it says for a working person. N a

fast shipping, love miracle gro

My plants from tomatoes to cucumbers are doing great .

yes this works great,im in WVa i still have a garden going11/2/23

I saw great results within a week with just this fertilizer. Highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Now that I have all my Tomatoes, Peppers, lettuce, and Herbs planted, I have been using this as my primary fertilizer. The directions are easy and I let it dissolve in a Garden Can of water. It takes a little bit of time to have the larger granules dissolve, but I have been using it for about 1 month and the plants are growing like never before. No risk of burning the leaves and it seems superior to fertilizer I was using last year. I expect early production from all of my plants!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just after one application of the Miracle Gro Plant Food I noticed more vibrant and healthy herbs. Easy to apply to small plantings with a two gallon watering can and mixes and dissolves easily, Will definitely continue to use,

I have no idea whether this plant food is going to give me more cucumbers and tomatoes, yet. I put a second weekly dose in the solar powered drip irrigation system bucket only yesterday. I had been using the liquid Miracle Grow plant food up til now, and the cucumbers I've been getting are HUGE HUGE HUGE. But that food is actually meant for flowers, not fruits, so I decided to try some made specifically for more/better fruits. So far I can only say that it's truly weird having my plant food water be hot pink and foam up. I don't understand the purpose of it being pink OR foamy, tbh. If there's a real reason for that I'd love to understand what it is. Once I've had the chance to determine whether or not I actually get more fruits, I'll update this review with that information. Right now it's basically "Granulated is less convenient for mixing than liquid, but it was a little less expensive". We'll see.