Espoma Organic Tomato-Tone 3-4-6 with 8% Calcium. Organic Fertilizer for All Types of Tomatoes and Vegetables. Promotes Flower and Fruit Production. 4 lb. Bag

I ordered this a few of weeks ago, had a problem receiving a fresh and correct order from Amazon but am not taking any stars off the fertilizer b/c Espoma has been good for me for all kinds of plants. Anytime you order from Amazon though be sure to check your expiration date and make sure you actually got what you asked for. Anyway this is my first try with Tomato Tone. I put some on some tomato plants that survived the winter right after I got the correct Tomato Tone (a couple of weeks ago) and they started producing tomatoes already! Not a plant expert so I don't know if it is good or not for them to start while it is still cool or not but this is FL so our tomato season is pretty much starting to get under way (tomatoes don't grow in the summer here). All in all I am impressed to see quick results. Also I took a previous reviewer's advice and tried mixing in a little kelp with the fertilizer, something else I've never done before. Hope my tomatoes stay happy all season long!

A great organic tomato fertilizer that contributed to the best, highest yield, tomato crop I’ve ever grown. A great value for the price.

Using it on eggplants, tomatoes and peppers every 2 weeks works great! Already have a jalapeño coming in.

Tomatoe tone has been great for my tomatoe plants in five gallon buckets , they are thick and full of blossoms. Even after thinning they are still so full, so healthy. Our chickens love to eat the fertilizer out the five gallon buckets. It is stinky that is why it works so great.

Great stuff ! Only 2 weeks in, and my tomato plants are thriving. Smells horrible in the bag, but chicken poop isn’t Chanel #5. This is probably why it works so well!

I have been using Espoma products for a few years now and find them very reliable. My tomato plants are currently growing and look great.

Great organic additive for your tomatoes. Previous year I didn't add any fertilizer and my tomato vines only set 5-6 fruit that ended up cracking on top due to fungal attacks. The fruits were still delicious but they looked awful. My wife got a tip from one of her co-workers to use this so I tried it and the results were great! Not only did our tomatoes continue to set fruit after our much larger initial bumper crop, they also resisted any cracking on top. This year I'm expecting even better results as I'll be amending the soil with peat moss and Vermicompost, then adding Tomato-tone throughout the growing season as directed!

So do my other veggies. I use compost but they still need a little extra. This is great stuff