Jack's Classic 10-30-20 Blossom Booster Water-Soluble Fertilizer with Micronutrients for Increasing Color and Quantity of Blooms in Flowering Plants, 8oz

Great product. We use each year,

This fertilizer is highly effective; it generates robust growth and buds on everything I’ve grown, from seedlings to shrubs. The directions are easy to read and a little goes a long way; I typically use an entire package over the course of the growing season when applying once a week (I’m big on fertilizer Fridays to remain consistent). The product dissolves easily in water and has no foul odors unlike other fertilizers that contain fish emulsion. I definitely recommend this product so you can start showing off your prized plants; and perhaps you can keep your green thumb a secret or simply tell them it’s Jack’s!

My wife loves orchids. She has a collection of them that she proudly displays in our home. This bloom booster fertilizer works very well on the orchids she keeps in the abundant sunlight by our front door. It helps the orchids produce very nice blossoms, and it also keeps the rest of the plants very healthy. I used up the smaller container of the fertilizer quickly, so I purchased the bigger jug of fertilizer so that it will last longer. I mix two scoops of fertilizer with a gallon of water and then I use a small plastic bottle with a small tip on it so that I can distribute the fertilizer onto the roots better without it dripping on through the roots and winding up in the bottom of the pot the plant is in. Gently soaking the tops of the roots works better to get the fertilizer to the roots of the plants well, and this system seems to be working well as 2 of the plants have produced more blossoms after resting for several months and now they have lots of very nice blossoms on them. I will continue to apply this fertilizer to all of her plants so that we can enjoy the beauty of nature right here in our house.

I use this fertilizer about every 2-3 weeks all summer long. I put it on annuals and perennials, and the blooms just don't quit. Most of my flowers are in my yard, but I also use this on potted plants. It's super easy to mix in my watering can. I also use their all purpose product and find it to be equally good quality.

Jacks are all great products and flowering plants love it by showing off their colors. However, I purchased Jacks Petunia FeEd and while looking at the directions I noticed it states that it's toxic to Ruminate Animals. Anytime I see toxic, alarms go off. Due to my ignorance I didn't know what Ruminate animals were. Basically foragers of plants like goats, cows, deer, etc. Here's an excerpt; "Ruminant species are most frequently affected, and clinical signs may include poor growth, infertility, diarrhea, lameness, ataxia, as well as osteoporosis. Copper supplementation to address the mineral imbalance is the most effective treatment." My question is and still researching is, although its water soluble can I reuse that same soil I fertilized with Jacks for next year for a garden without contaminating the vegetables and fruit? I know it's not organic but I don't want to contaminate any soil and harm animals in the process. SMH, the things we do to ourselves and environment. Now we're all the wiser so each of us can decide.

Extremely happy with this product all my roses are blooming this year after using this fertilizer. Highly recommended.

I have always killed every single plant I buy in the summer every year! I can’t keep anything alive let alone have flowers! Well everything changed when I bought Jacks Blossom Booster! This stuff has taken me from dead flowers to new blooms and beautiful flowers everywhere!The beautiful hanging petunias I buy every year and kill every year are now bursting with flowers after only one use!! It comes in a powder form with a little scooper. Just measure the amount of water needed, scoop the powder and add to the water.I like to let it sit and dissolve in the water for a few minutes and stir it around to make sure the product doesn’t get wasted.Tip: When watering with the fertilizer add little amount to the soil at a time or else all the fertilizer water will go through at once and get wasted! Little slow amounts to let the plant absorb it all the way is key! Overall I will definitely be buying more of Jacks fertilizer in the future to help my flowers and my garden bloom all summer long!

Ok, so as soon as you start seeing blossoms on your vegetable plants, start using this fertilizer. I've been growing for 7 years and have had some pretty good growing seasons. This year I changed to this fertilizer as soon as I started seeing blossoms on my vegetables.Instead of your plants growing taller, they immediately start putting on fruit. Lots of fruit. We've had about a 40% increase in the tomatoes, 20% increase in the okra, 30% in the Italian eggplant. And its still July!The watermelons are doing good, nothing as amazing as the above, but better than the last few years.And if you have flowers, you will simply be amazed at what this fertilizer will do. We are in Texas and it's been hot enough that we usually would have lost a lot of the flowers by this time of year. Almost all of them are still growing strong.I mix it according to the label in a 5 gallon bucket, and fertilize every 7 to 10 days, the tomatoes get 2 cups, everything else gets between 1/2 cup to a cup depending on how they look.Take the time to fertilize every 7 to 10 days, it is so worth it.I'll admit that I was pretty lazy, fertilizing just once a month in the past.Remember, your plants need to have nutrients to produce flowers, vegetables and fruits. After switching to fertilizing every 7 to 10 days, the results have truly been a huge improvement.if you are tired of growing tall plants instead of vegetables and fruits, change over to this fertilizer. You will be really glad you did.