A Fertilizer I Wish That.......

Noreaster · June 29, 2014

.......I'd tried in the past ! Found it at True Value Hardware, of all places.

Used successfully last year on our Rose bushes, duh, read the bottle this spring and discovered that it's also acceptable for vegetable plants.

Named MORBLOOM, company is "Alaska", and purpose is to increase the number of flowers and promote more vigorous root growth. Can't say much right now about the roots.......but the number of FLOWERS on my plants are significantly
increased vs. expectations. If we continue to avoid heat waves, more tomatoes !

Content is zero nitrogen, at 0-10-10, "derived from phosphoric acid, muriate of
potash, and seagoing fish emulsion."

Goes to show, no matter how many years we've grown tomatoes, there's ALWAYS new stuff we can learn !`

June 29, 2014	#1
Noreaster Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Northeast Posts: 260	A Fertilizer I Wish That....... .......I'd tried in the past ! Found it at True Value Hardware, of all places. Used successfully last year on our Rose bushes, duh, read the bottle this spring and discovered that it's also acceptable for vegetable plants. Named MORBLOOM, company is "Alaska", and purpose is to increase the number of flowers and promote more vigorous root growth. Can't say much right now about the roots.......but the number of FLOWERS on my plants are significantly increased vs. expectations. If we continue to avoid heat waves, more tomatoes ! Content is zero nitrogen, at 0-10-10, "derived from phosphoric acid, muriate of potash, and seagoing fish emulsion." Goes to show, no matter how many years we've grown tomatoes, there's ALWAYS new stuff we can learn !` Last edited by Noreaster; June 29, 2014 at 05:54 PM. Reason: spelling !