SaferSafer Brand 94TV Tomato & Vegetable Restore Fertilizer, Yellow

Easy to use and it works well

The product works just fine. Unfortunately I am not able to reorder as Amazon will not ship the product to my address or my local hub. The product is in stock but Amazon website can not give me a reason why they can not ship the product, ( even though they have already shipped the product to my address once)

So far it seems real good my tomatoes have perked up a little I have never in my life grown such little tomato plants, as well as tiny tomatoes. Usually by this time of the year my tomato plants are a foot taller then me. This year they are actually atmost up to my chin.It also seemed from what I found online they seem a little short on calcium. So I needed something to feed th3m and help them along. Wish I'd gotten this at the beginning of the summer. Only one application so far and there's at least a slight visible improvement. Within a couple days of me putting it down. The plants started to liven up right away by the very next morning. Not alot but some at least. Hoping the get even better as the summer goes on. Really hoping they do. Wont be able to do any canning if this is what I'm gonna get from them .I moved them about 15 feet from where they grew great last year. South of the house. In previous years they've been on the east side of the house. Usually making the north border of my garden. (Which I was adding to each year so they were moving north each year)Can't wait to have them in one of the spots they like and add this in the mix next year. See how much bigger and better they get.It's been a mix of where I move them to and the weather for this entire summer, that have been literally detrimental to my poor little tomatoes, as well as my strawberries, lettuce. I'm hoping my fall crops go a little bit better. My squash is finally coming up nice. Watermelon, cucumbers and cabbage growing great So are my pepper (habanero Hungarian hot wax and purple bell peppers). I added it to everything it was recommended for and saw at least some difference on everything. But of course my tomatoes were my main thing.

I don’t have the time to mail back an opened bag that was half used. It would be nice to get a new bag without so much hassle

Raccoons or opossum loved it. Set it outside and next morning it was all opened and half eaten. Next night the rest was eaten.

We soil tested our raised beds at the beginning of the summer and added specific nutrients that were depleted. Once the tomatoes were bearing fruit, some plants started to develop blosssom end rot just before the next maintenance fertilizing was due. Instead of using my usual organic brand of fertilizer with low/maintence levels of essential nutrients, I tried this formula of Safer brand. Normally I will lose several tomatoes and some production time even after fertilizing once the rot starts, but I was amazed that I lost no additional tomatoes after using Safer! I have never experienced such a quick response to fertilizer! And another great feature is that there is zero offensive odor during the dissolving period after you apply the fertilizer granules. The dissolve rate was about the same, maybe a bit faster, but that didn't matter since the normal awful odor did not exist. I am really happy with this product, and will switch to this in the future! I used it on all my garden veggies (okra, peppers, herbs, potatoes, beans, beets, Brussels sprouts and asparagus) as well as the tomatoes.

I ordered this because my cherry tomato plants were not doing so well. It arrived quickly and well packaged without the product spilling out of the bag luckily! I read the instructions and it seemed easy to use, I started using it and within about 6 days could see a fairly decent difference. The plant seemed to almost perk up somehow, which is just what I needed and hoped it would do. I'm pleased with this stuff and will continue to use it!

I planted a tomato plant this summer and used the fertilizer. I harvest 3 tomatoes. This can be many reasons causing it, maybe animals ate some that I did not notice. Anyway, plants do need fertilizer.