Triple Super Phosphate 0-46-0 Fertilizer, high Phosphorus Fertilizer Stronger Roots & Flower Formation, Ideal Super Phosphate for Plants - Flowers, Fruits, Vegetables & Turf, 5 lb

This is the second bag I have purchased and I'm very pleased with it as it helps my geraniums continuously bloom throughout the summer and I live in Florida. My blue sky Vine was not blooming but growing massively and when I added this product it bloomed profusely.

Perfect size and as usual, excellent Amazon service

Great for the garden

My vegetable plants were not flowering. This certainly aided in the production of fruit, but did take several weeks.

We add a bed of bark mulch to our garden every spring. The breakdown of this mulch robs your soil of its nutrients so items like this are necessary to add back into your soil.Don’t forget to add nitrogen as well. Use a pitchfork and some additional topsoil, then thoroughly mix together turning the mixture over again and again to mix in thoroughly.

I've been using triple super phosphate for 10 years now and everybody is always wonders why I have more and bigger flowers than them. I keep telling them to buy this stuff and they continually. Refuse listen to me. My mom had 3 hydrangeas that did not flower for 5 years, she was ready to have me dig them out of it didn't flower this season. I put some of this around three plants and this season Not only did she have flowers, but she was so impressed as to how many flowers there were. My parents home is in a beach town and they have a lot of People that walk every evening. Some folks couldn't help themselves and they would ring the doorbell to find out what she did to get so many flowers. This works on anything that produces flowers. You can use it on your tomato plants, your pepper plants. It will produce more product. I always throw it in the garden in the fall. and let it work itself into the ground for the next season. GUARANTEED MORE AND BETTER FLOWERS

I sprinkle a little in the hole that will have a tomato plant in it. Stir it into the surrounding soil in the soil and then place the plant into the hole. Cover with regular soil. I also spread it sparingly around strawberries and fruit trees. The phosphate was mixed into other amendments when I fertilized these plants. A soil test showed that my soil was lacking this mineral. I recommend a soil test first.

Worked to up my phosphate levels in my raised beds!