AlgoPlus Tomato - Liquid Fertilizer & Plant Food 1-Liter Bottle

Love it, used it before, but don't use it for potatoes, my "new" potatoes, were the size of soccer balls. However, on peppers and tomatoes, etc. Great. I right now have 3 pepper plants,that have been watered once a week in self watering containers, and they're doing fantastic. Cucumbers also. I actually live a few minutes from where this is manufactured, but they have no retail store front, and I have to buy it online. This stuff just works, and is supposed to be salt free, or something, I've given away pounds of cayenne peppers, and have jalapenos and bells, growing great. The plants on this stuff are taller and produce more bigger sized vegetables. I used to use other fertilizer, but have switched to using this exclusively, because with soil maintenance, it gives results.

I had some Algoflash Tomato about 5 years ago when I lived in Montana; happy to say it's still good down here in OK. Container tomatoes were in pretty rough shape from the heat and drought, and after even the first application, they noticeably improved. Have used it twice more since and they continue to get greener and are blooming again. Good stuff.

I used this product in the past (even purchased from Amazon) and liked it a lot; however, the bottle I bought this year had unresolved hard pieces of something (which I am assuming were minerals) in the bottom of the bottle. Shaking didn't do anything, so perhaps my tomatoes didn't get some of the nutrients that they should have? In any case, I'm switching to a different product in the future.

i have just received the product, so i can’t say how it works, but i opened the box, and it seemed there was some sort of leakage. then i noticed the seal was already broken, and it was leaking from the cap. i think i should return it, i don’t know what could be inside now.

The pictures show the conditions of the first shipment. I requested a replacement; so the second picture shows the conditions of the second arrival. Both bottles had broken seals. I love the product, but the shipping is questionable.

I too grow my tomatoes in containers, and they started running out of steam last July. Some of the leaves were looking pale, so I suspected an iron or magnesium deficiency. I tried dissolving iron supplements, which helped a bit, but the cure seemed to be feeding with Algoflash. The plants really took off after that. So my tomatoes weren't technically organic, but they were as close as I could get under the circumstances. Using organic chicken manure would have been better for the environment, etc., but that needed to be added when the soil was being mixed. (Algoflash smells a lot better too--your neighbors will have nothing to complain about.)

We are "heavy-duty" gardeners supporting a garden of approximately 4,000 square feet. We grow several dozen different varieties of tomatoes. This product has been in our "arsenal" of fertilizers for many years. If you like your tomatoes, this product will give your plantings a great opportunity to fulfill their potential. Always follow the instructions on use and disposing of empty containers.

Been using this stuff for a few years now. Fantastic foliar feed mixes. Use all season. No burning.