Eden Vegetables & Leafy Greens Organic Enriched Fertilizer - Neem Plant Food 7-7-7 Enriched Formula for Perfect Nitrogen, Phosphorous & Potassium Balance (5 lbs)

Helped my garden

just what i needed

It all seems encapsulated.....does not burn plant stems or leaves

I generally use organic fertilizers from another, home-garden-specific website, but it's awfully handy to get what I need here. So I figured I'd try this one to compare. First off, it's 7-7-7, which can be good for starting the garden. I do like to use more potassium later in the season, so I'll probably switch back to my 4-6-2 in later spring. The granules are very large compared to other brands I've used, so I'm hoping that means it's more slow-release and the higher concentration won't burn the roots. Time will tell.One note on the instructions - they're really not helpful. As you can see from the photos, it just says "1 pound per 100 sq ft." Every other brand I've seen says helpful things like, "For new transplants, mix 2-3 tbsp in the backfill" or "For established plants, sidendress 2-4 tbsp and mix into top 3 inches of soil." With this brand, you're left to guess based on your own experience and googling. Since the granules are so much larger, you can't use other brand's volume measurements as a guide, either. I guess you can get out your gram scale and do some conversions, or just eyeball it and hope for the best. That leaves an awful lot to the gardener's experience, so your mileage may vary considerably. Overall, I expect this to work just about as well as any other commercial fertilizer if I get the proportions right. I'll update this review after the season if it's better/worse than expected.

This Eden Vegetables & Leafy Greens Organic Enriched Fertilizer arrives in a very sturdy bucket that is suitable for re-using. It is ready to start using right away. I think my food forest is happier, healthier, and more lush now.

This Eden Vegetable fertilizer is fortified with Neem which is an organic manure from the Neem tree. The fruit is cold pressed and added to other organic fertilizer. The product is easy to use and it isn’t smelly but more of pellet material that is easily added to soil. The material is also organic. Very reasonably priced compared to hardware store brands.

I  waited for the end of season to give my review. I am an organic home gardener that takes time in building up my soil health and always want an organic products to succeed.That said, this small 5 gall bucket made of a very heavy plastic did not go far! The seller has since added instructions to the page. At the time and through other reviews you will see that was not always  the case. I had no guidelines but did fair enough through experience.I was sad that the large granules  did not go far at all! I think the bucket weighed more than the product 😂. I can not prove that though. The price far outweighs the value of this product. I will not purchase again due to;  #1 price is too high , #2 small amount of product, #3 heavy plastic bucket,  #4 my plants did no better than the cheapest organic bag at my big box store.I do not understand the other 5 star reviews. But there there is always a chance someone is just starting out and doesn't have much experience with different products. The "neem matrix" that this product touts did not seem to have much affect. In studies done by the NIH, the neem matrix is supposed to do well. I saw no great benefit with this product. My other variables like the amount of water, amount of sun, heat etc. Were all consistent with the last 2-3 summers.I would save your money on this product. Focus on building up good soil. Many videos out there show you how. (I do not make videos). Just purchase your cheaper organic plant food and wait for a company that you know really backs organic life and helping the earth. The advertising pulled me in on this and I gave it a go. Learn from my mistake.Kind Regards

I'm a strictly organic gardener. I started by Spring garden with a mix of Sure Start, peat moss, and this Eaden Fertilizer mixed in with my native soil, which has built up nicely over the years from composted leaves, etc.The seedlings are starting out a little more vigorous than usually but not with the unsustainable sprint you might witness with chemical fertilizer. They seem to be happy and that's all I need.The bucket is handier than a bag, although I don't like contributing to more plastic in the world. However, I'm sure I'll keep it around for several years... as I use up the contents and then later for other uses.Granules were easy to blend into the mix.