🍅 Grow like a pro—feed your roots, not your worries!
Jobe’s Tomato Fertilizer Spikes are pre-measured, slow-release nutrient spikes designed to feed tomato plants directly at the root zone for up to 8 weeks. Packaged in a waterproof resealable pouch, these spikes eliminate mess and runoff, delivering a balanced 6-18-6 fertilizer formula that promotes vigorous growth and abundant harvests with minimal effort.
| ASIN | B001REDIZ2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 105,414 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 148 in Vegetable Plant Fertilisers 1,024 in Decking & Fencing (DIY & Tools) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (6,328) |
| Date First Available | 11 Mar. 2008 |
| Item display height | 0 inches |
| Item display weight | 62 g |
| Item model number | 06005 |
| Manufacturer | Easy Gardener, Jobes, Jobe's, Devonia London |
| Part number | 06005 |
| Product Dimensions | 15.24 x 13.97 x 2.54 cm; 136.08 g |
R**Y
Excellent
Easy to use, tomato plants growing very well since using these. Very pleased with service and with the results. Thank you
A**T
Just as I expected
Very easy transaction
R**Y
easy to add
product took a long time to arrive but were easily delivered to the plants. No clue as to frequency of administering. Plants doing well to date.
L**.
Price .
Useful product.
A**N
easy to use
work very well, slow release stick. easy to use, no attention needed once inserted.
J**S
Not happy
Would have been nice to have more than 2 whole spikes to use instead of pieces
J**N
Quality is good
I’m sure they’re working already on our tomato plants!
C**S
This is the only fertilizer I ever use for my tomatoes. They grow and produce fruit like crazy when using this product. Three spikes per tomato plant will last all season. Excellent product. Look at these pictures. These are a short Bush Roma tomato plant. I got over 50 lb last year with six plants using this fertilizer.
H**K
Simple to use: just push a couple into the earth near the tomato plant, and forget about it for a few weeks. This fertilizer is highest on Phosphorous (for roots), so it is primarily for promotion of root growth early the in the plant's growing cycle. Once the tomato plant is flowering and producing fruit, it might be best to supplement with a more traditional "Tomato Feed" fertilizer, one that is higher on Potassium (for vigor and fruit) and perhaps also Nitrogen (for leaves).
A**R
great tomato fertilizer easy to use
A**A
I've never used fertilizer before. I put them in the soil but in all honesty I'm not sure that they're doing anything. My tomatoes are coming in but not as much as I had expected according to from reading the other reviews. I don't think it did any harm but I really don't know if it helped either.
D**D
Didn't seem to make any difference with my tomatoes growth
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