AgroThrive Fruit and Flower Organic Liquid Fertilizer - 3-3-5 NPK (ATFF1032) (32 oz) for Fruits, Flowers, Vegetables, Greenhouses and Herbs

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I was looking for a liquid fertilizer for my cucumber plants that I had planted in early April (it is now mid July) because the leaves were yellowing and they were not producing fruit. I have 3 different types of cucumbers; lemon, Boston pickling and regular. I used this fertilizer on them and within 2 weeks the lemon cucumber plant went crazy and started producing a ton of blooms. I have used this fertilizer twice now in the course of the month since I bought the product; once every two weeks as recommended on the package and have since picked 5 healthy lemon cucumbers from the plants. The other cucumber varieties have not reacted to it yet. I am hoping they produce some blooms soon. My romaine lettuce has also doubled in size and my cherry tomatoes have consistently put out ripe fruit almost every day. My yellow pear tomatoes, which I grew from seeds in the beginning of April have also doubled in size and I now have blooms on them. The smell of the product is not very pleasant, but it us a fertilizer so It should smell funky :-) I will continue to use this product as I do believe it is a great value for your money and produces great results!!!

I recently used AgroThrive Fruit and Flower Organic Liquid Fertilizer (3-3-5 NPK) on my garden, and the results were impressive. After applying it to my peppers, tomatoes, and garlic, I noticed immediate improvement in their growth and vitality. The plants looked healthier and more robust, which made a noticeable difference in my garden's productivity. One thing to note is that I initially purchased the 32 oz bottle, which was a mistake on my part. Given how effective this fertilizer is, I’ll definitely be buying the 1-gallon size next time to ensure I have enough for all my plants.I highly recommend AgroThrive to fellow gardeners looking for a reliable organic fertilizer. Just be prepared for the strong odor—it smells pretty bad. However, the results are well worth it!

Just received the product for providing booster shots to my tomato, pepper and water melon plants this season. The product looks interesting. But the price could have been a little bit cheaper; since there are no fancy ingredients like kelp meal, seabird guano, bat guano or feather meal, etc which could justify the price. It is just the basic corn waste and fish waste. I will be updating this review in September or October this year based on my growing experience. Update:- I tested this product on my Summer garden. The performance seems ok'ish. I used Neptunes Harvest Fish fertiliser throughout last year's growing season. That (Neptunes Harvest) gave me excellent results in terms of plant response (shoots, flowers and new fruit development). So I use that as a benchmark for comparison. Here are my results: 1.) The product instructions on this fertiliser says that one needs to use 4 oz of fertiliser per gallon of water. But Neptunes needs only 1 oz per gallon. 2.) The label on this product and AgroThrive's official website claims that this product is already predigested by a novel process and that plants don't do any digestion/ conversion to utilize this fertiliser. Hence, I believed this is supposed to be some sort of miracle fertiliser that is supposed to give extraordinary results in comparison to other state-of-art liquid fertiliser. But the results seem just average. In fact, I realize Neptunes gives me better results. Conclusion: This fertiliser is not for me. It is more expensive per gallon (4oz for one gallon of this vs. only 1oz per gallon of Neptunes). It yields just average results (nothing extraordinary).

I've been using the AgroThrive Fruit and Flower Organic Liquid Fertilizer on my tomatoes and peppers, and it's been very effective. My plants seem really happy after each application, so it’s definitely doing its job. Applying the fertilizer is straightforward, but the texture is quite thick, which made it difficult to use with a sprayer. I ended up hand-mixing it in a bucket and applying it that way. The smell is strong and not particularly pleasant, but I suppose that’s a sign of how well it’s decomposed. I find that wearing gloves helps with handling it. Overall, I’m very happy with this fertilizer and will consider buying it again despite the minor inconveniences. It’s a solid choice for anyone looking to boost their fruits, flowers, and vegetables.

I used to use a big name brand hydroponics nutrient in my garden, I had great results with that product however you had to almost be a scientist because they had a Grow formula a Bloom and other extra additive the offered and if you didn’t measure correctly you would burn the plants. I wanted an organic product as I am consuming the products. I bought the 1 gal. To try and loving the results. Nice normal heathy leaves and a lot of blossoms. The reason for value for the money 4 stars is because I bought the 1 gal container for $30. But my next purchase is definitely going to be the 2 1/2 gals for $45. Which will then be $18./ gal. You can see the new lower set of leaves. Not to mention all the Scotch Bonnet peppers have the original bonnet look. With the other brand and type of fertilizer the peppers were good tasting also but was bigger and some didn’t have the Scotch bonnet look. I use it on my green onions also with excellent results.

This was recommended to me as one of the best organic fertilizers for fruiting fig trees by the fig mamma business. While it may not supply micronutrients, it is excellent. My fig trrrs have looked the best after starting to use this.

So glad we found AgroThrive! We ordered it after watching a YouTube video testing dilute strengths of 10 different fertilizers (mostly organic, except for one large name brand) on seedlings. AgroThrive was tops in that test -- and it did not disappoint. Our seedlings exploded with growth! Also used when we repotted them and again when we transplanted into the garden. All look healthy & strong. Happy plants! Aroma of this product is not offensive...in fact, it's rather sweet, like caramel. Pours with a thickness like brownie batter. (Dilute 1T/gal.) The large size is most economical, but it is hard to hold & pour while measuring. My recommendation to the company would be to add a small flip-up spout on the lid. Thank you.