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Asked by Windy from Cordova06/25/2013QIs Ferti-Lome Tomato and Vegetable Food 7-22-8 granule or powder form?
I used to get the ferti-Lome pink bag gardeners special and it was powder form. I just picked a bag of the gardeners special up and it is now granule. I prefer the powder. Is this it or do you recommend a product for my garden?AThe Ferti-Lome Tomato and Vegetable Food 7-22-8 is a granule per the MSDS. We also carry the Ferti-Lome Gardener’s Special 11-15-11 which also states on the MSDS that it is a granule. We just started carrying this line of products so are not familiar enough to recommend the best pr…
Read Full Answer »The Ferti-Lome Tomato and Vegetable Food 7-22-8 is a granule per the MSDS. We also carry the Ferti-Lome Gardener’s Special 11-15-11 which also states on the MSDS that it is a granule. We just started carrying this line of products so are not familiar enough to recommend the best product for your garden at this time, we recommend that you contact your local cooperative extension office and ask to speak to the master gardener on staff to receive more information. -
Asked by Fabio from Mccormick04/25/2023QHow much to feed tomato plants in a pot (about 12" pots)
I did purchase this product, but how much to feed each plant in pots, about 12" pots. I used about 1.5 to 2 tablespoons per plant. Wioll that work?AAccording to the product label, you apply Ferti-lome Tomato and Vegetable Food 7-22-8 at the following rates: Â
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Individual plants: 1-1/3 tablespoons into soil
Established beds: 1 1/3 lbs. per 50 sq. ft.
Established rows: 2/3 lb. per 20 ft. row
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