SCOTTS MIRACLE GRO 100132 MG Fruit/Flower Food, 8-Pound

Some of the best fertilizer I’ve used. Can’t believe they don’t make it anymore. If you find some, buy it all.

This product has enabled me to actually have an all organic vegetable and flower garden for the first time in 14 years of gardening. My only issue is that I do wish it came in a larger sized bag -- does not cover as much of an area as I would have hoped for per bag. In the past I have used individual Miracle Grow products for roses, shrubs, tomatoes, flowers and vegetables -- this product is for ALL flowers and vegetables AND is organic! Very easy to pour from the spout that is built right into the bag. Made by Miracle Grow which I have previously had such great success with but is organic. I think it may actually have boosted my garden even better than regular Miracle Grow!

This Miracle-Gro organic food works great in our vegetable garden. It really makes the tomatoes grow with lot of buds on the plants already.

I have been using this as a part of a ten day feeding program that follows millennial gardener videos from YouTube. I really like the way things are going.

I just applied this into my Fig tree. I will let you know after 3 months if this product is really very good.

Much less likely to burn fragile plants, promotes growth without poisoning the earth and the food it produces, I don't use anything else as my base fertilizer. Only issue is that it molds if left damp on the surface of the soil, so if that bothers you, either water it in thoroughly, or dig it into the soil.

After 40 years of gardening I finally decided to go organic (shame on me!). Got tired of dumping chemicals on everything. But, while I consider myself to be firmly and permenantly in the organic camp, I am an absolute skeptic when it comes to the marketing that comes along with these products. They will most definitely not “make your worms smile “ (yes, I actually once read that). They probably will not add “beneficial microbes to your rescue isoil that your soil doesn’t already have. And if your soil doesn’t have these miracle microbes there is probably a very good regional environmental reason for it. Lastly, and here comes the controversy for you smiling worm lovers: chemicals work faster, produce bigger plants and are cheaper (n general).So why is this old geezer wasting your time. Because I finally came to grips with the fact that you cannot worry about the environment and then dump chemicals on your property. All these organics, generally speaking, are much more slowly released into the soil and significantly weaker. They provide, most probably, all the nutrients really required and do it slowly. Hence, no feast and famine cycle. That’s a good thing. But don’t be fooled into believing they are miracle products because they certainly are not. What they are is sufficient for your plants and great for the environment.If you are still reading this, thank you for tolerating this geezers rant for the day. Happy gardening.

I like the large quantity availability