Organic Rock Phosphate - 0-3-0, 5 lb

Down To Earth Rock Phosphate is one of those products I don’t even think twice about anymore, it goes into every single tomato planting, no exceptions. I grow my tomatoes in 25-gallon grow bags, and this is part of my ritual. A good handful worked into the soil, then another small handful right in the planting hole, along with a little Down To Earth calcium. After that? My tomatoes thrive. Stronger roots. Thicker stems. Deeper color. Slow, steady power instead of weak, leggy growth. It’s not flashy fertilizer, it’s foundational. It builds the base my plants stand on all season long. I’ve tried skipping it before. Never again. The difference is real. If I don’t do anything else for my tomatoes, this still goes in. Every time. Five stars and rock-solid results.

Absolutely essential when planting tomatoes. A handful in the bottom of the hole, set plant on top and cover up! Your tomatoes will love you for it.

This stuff made the dill I planted finally grow! And what was already growing thrived even more. The rock phosphate gives everything green a burst of energy. Don't think, just do it.

It's easy to use. I grow my plants in five gallon buckets that sit on a utility trailer due to my health (back). After drilling several holes in the bottom of the bucket, fill the bucket with good soil. Dig a hole in the center about half way down. Tomatoes even deeper. Just take a handful of rock phosphate fertilizer (0-3-0) and place it in the bottom of the hole. With tomato plants, make sure that the roots on the bottom of the plant are resting directly on top of the fertilizer. Tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, peppers, melons, etc, etc will thrive if you plant them with this product.

Great addition to gardening. Powerful stuff. Comes in small granules with about 50 in a teaspoon. A little dusty at times. Shield from wind. Use them as part of a custom soil mix. A little goes a long way. I barely scraped the surface with gardening a 60”x30” bed. It’s best if you soil test before adding to mix.

Unearth the powerful potential of Down to Earth Organic Rock Phosphate Fertilizer 0-3-0, a 5-pound bag of mineral magic that will rock your garden world! This all-natural, organic solution is the key to strengthening your plants' root systems, promoting blooms, and enhancing fruit production. Let's dig into the details of this rockin' root revitalizer. Pros: Mineral marvel: The rock phosphate in this fertilizer provides a natural source of phosphorus, which is essential for root development, flower production, and fruit growth in your plants. Organic opulence: Down to Earth's Organic Rock Phosphate Fertilizer is free from synthetic chemicals, ensuring that your plants and soil receive only the best, all-natural nutrients. Slow-release sustenance: This fertilizer offers a slow-release formula, allowing your plants to absorb the vital nutrients they need over an extended period, leading to long-lasting benefits. Versatile vitality: Suitable for a wide range of plants, from vegetables and fruits to flowers and shrubs, this fertilizer is a fantastic addition to any gardener's arsenal. Cons: Particle puzzle: Some users might find the particle size of this rock phosphate to be larger than expected, which could make it more challenging to incorporate into the soil. However, with proper application, it will still provide the necessary nutrients for plant growth. Patience pays off: Due to its slow-release nature, the benefits of this fertilizer may take some time to become evident. But remember, patience is a virtue, and your plants will thank you for it! In conclusion, Down to Earth Organic Rock Phosphate Fertilizer 0-3-0 is a solid solution for soil success, providing your plants with the vital phosphorus they need for strong root systems, bountiful blooms, and fruitful harvests. Embrace the power of this rockin' root revitalizer and watch your garden thrive!

The product was exactly as expected. It was well packaged, and there were no leaks at all. Thank you! Not enough time has passed to tell how well the product works, but I will update this (if possible) when the plants do begin producing.

Good for soil blocks