Anybody else using 9-45-15 "Starter" or similar?

korney19 · July 30, 2016

Anybody else using Jack's/Peters Pro 9-45-15 "Starter" fertilizer or similar?

Flowers on a few varieties:
New Big Dwarf: 50+
Olive Hill: 40+
Korney's Cross F9: 40+
Oleyar's German:60+
Boudyo 6.82 (Big Zac) : 40+
Burracker's Favorite: 40+ including multiple King blossoms on same clusters...
Kellogg's West Virginia: 30-40 fruits already set...just as many more flowers...
Rose Quartz MF:200+
Dwarf Variegated: 60+
Butter and Bull Heart: 30+

What I didn't mention yet is that some of my plants are young, some I was still planting in the middle of July...my biggest plant can't be 42-48" tall yet, most are 2ft to 3ft tall indeterminates... Many mentioned have already set fruit in the #s above. Just got the irrigation up & running last week...

Anybody else have ridiculously high flowers/fruits so early??
Anybody else use 9-45-15 or 10-52-8 or similar?

July 30, 2016	#1
korney19 Buffalo-Niagara Tomato TasteFest™ Co-Founder Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: The Niagara Frontier Posts: 942	Anybody else using 9-45-15 "Starter" or similar? Anybody else using Jack's/Peters Pro 9-45-15 "Starter" fertilizer or similar? Flowers on a few varieties: New Big Dwarf: 50+ Olive Hill: 40+ Korney's Cross F9: 40+ Oleyar's German:60+ Boudyo 6.82 (Big Zac) : 40+ Burracker's Favorite: 40+ including multiple King blossoms on same clusters... Kellogg's West Virginia: 30-40 fruits already set...just as many more flowers... Rose Quartz MF:200+ Dwarf Variegated: 60+ Butter and Bull Heart: 30+ What I didn't mention yet is that some of my plants are young, some I was still planting in the middle of July...my biggest plant can't be 42-48" tall yet, most are 2ft to 3ft tall indeterminates... Many mentioned have already set fruit in the #s above. Just got the irrigation up & running last week... Anybody else have ridiculously high flowers/fruits so early?? Anybody else use 9-45-15 or 10-52-8 or similar? Last edited by korney19; July 30, 2016 at 09:04 PM.