Wallace Organic Wonder, Super Starter Packs (24 Count)

I mean.....do you really garden and grow giants without this in your tool belt. If so, you are missing out.

These are slow releasing organic fertilizer packs for all types of plants, fruit trees, and vegetables. Can put up too 2 packs in for tomatoes and 4 for trying to grow giant pumpkins. I did experiments with my tomatoes plants and the ones with the packs grow much thicker and bushyer than the rest.

NOT ORGANIC. The ingredients are chemical fertilizers Ammonium Nitrate. Calling it ORGANIC WONDER is wrong, it is mislabeled and confusing. OK I should have read the label CAREFULLY before I bought it. BUT IT SAYS ORGANIC! Might as well just buy some MIRACLE GROW....

Grows bigger pumpkins!

I use WOW starter packs when I transplant. I have used them for years on my tomatoes. In the last three years my largest tomatoes have been in 2020 - 9.44 pounds in 2021 - 9.09 pounds in 2022 - 7.94 pounds. The weather in 2022 caused problems. I picked the 7.94 for a contest around the 15th of October it was still green and growing. No doubt it would grown into the 8 pound range in a couple days. I also use several other WOW products and will continue to use this company's products. Organic is the way to go good clean chemical free food for our table.

I planted a pineapple top over a year ago, but it only stayed green and never grew. I was taking the plant out to the compost bin when I noticed it did have some roots. I re-potted the plant and put two WOW Super Starter Paks in and within weeks it start sending new growth up from the plant. The plant looks very healthy, I would have never thought I could have grown a pineapple plant in Wisconsin. I also grew a cherry tomatoe plant from seed and transplanted to bigger pot using the WOW starter paks. There is already a dozen tomatoes on the plant with about 30 more flowers. I never thought it would actually produce fruit. All organic tomatoes from my window in the middle of winter! A lot better than buying tasteless chemically treated tomatoes from the supermarket.

Too small of an amount for too much money

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