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May 5, 2022 5:31 PM CST
Name: Elaine
Sarasota, Fl
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Tomatoes are heavy feeders, and you probably should have put in some fertilizer when you planted them.

I used Mater Magic by Dynamite when I planted mine. It's a higher analysis and lasts longer than the Epsoma Tomato-tone. You put in a couple of capfuls per plant when you plant, and then a month later add 4 more capfuls. With the heavy rains, heat and humidity we get here, I strongly favor a coated, timed release product like this rather than faster-release fert. Much less fertilizer washed away into the storm water this way.
Elaine

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