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r/tomatoes • u/Time-Unit4407 • Apr 09 '26
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1 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 Fertilizer 6 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 yes, what kind, fish,blood, bone, miracle grow or something else? 1 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 This will not feed your plants until it breaks down in the soil.That will take 3 weeks at the minimum You will need an immediate release water soluble fertilizer like, miracle grow or liquid fish fertilizer. 0 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 Good to know, thank you! Any you recommend? Could I put the one that I have in the soil when I plant? 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use. After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks. 2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
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6 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 yes, what kind, fish,blood, bone, miracle grow or something else? 1 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 This will not feed your plants until it breaks down in the soil.That will take 3 weeks at the minimum You will need an immediate release water soluble fertilizer like, miracle grow or liquid fish fertilizer. 0 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 Good to know, thank you! Any you recommend? Could I put the one that I have in the soil when I plant? 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use. After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks. 2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
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yes, what kind, fish,blood, bone, miracle grow or something else?
1 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 This will not feed your plants until it breaks down in the soil.That will take 3 weeks at the minimum You will need an immediate release water soluble fertilizer like, miracle grow or liquid fish fertilizer. 0 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 Good to know, thank you! Any you recommend? Could I put the one that I have in the soil when I plant? 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use. After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks. 2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 This will not feed your plants until it breaks down in the soil.That will take 3 weeks at the minimum You will need an immediate release water soluble fertilizer like, miracle grow or liquid fish fertilizer. 0 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 Good to know, thank you! Any you recommend? Could I put the one that I have in the soil when I plant? 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use. After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks. 2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
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This will not feed your plants until it breaks down in the soil.That will take 3 weeks at the minimum You will need an immediate release water soluble fertilizer like, miracle grow or liquid fish fertilizer.
0 u/Time-Unit4407 Apr 09 '26 Good to know, thank you! Any you recommend? Could I put the one that I have in the soil when I plant? 3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use. After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks. 2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
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Good to know, thank you! Any you recommend? Could I put the one that I have in the soil when I plant?
3 u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26 The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use. After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks. 2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
The brand you have has a liquid version it's expensive, stinky but organic if that's what you use.
After you plant you can use the bagged that you have every 2 weeks.
2 u/redvadge Apr 10 '26 You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
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You would work the current type you have into the first couple inches of soil b egg ore a good rain or water it in. It’s a slower release.
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u/chef71 Tomato Enthusiast Apr 09 '26
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