Burpee Bone Meal Fertilizer | Add to Potting Soil | Strong Root Development | OMRI Listed for Organic Gardening | for Tomatoes, Peppers, and Bulbs, 1-Pack, 3 lb (1 Pack)

I really like this bone meal. I started my garden from seed under grow lights and when I transplanted the seedlings to the garden I would use some of this to help with root growth. My garden is thriving so I would say that it's worked well.

I’ve never used this material before and was looking for something to replenish my indoor plant pots that wouldn’t run the risk of gnats or attracting flies. I mixed it at a 1:3 ratio of the coir with the old potting soil and added a bit of water. It rehydrated the old soil pretty nicely and gave it a more healthier feel.Will update after a few months with how the plants respondedUPDATEso far the coir mixed soil has been good at retaining and distributing water throughout the soil. I also find I don’t need to add as much water as I used to when only using potting soil. My plants’ roots look healthy and my plants seem just fine. Though I suspect I’ll need to be giving them fresh potting soil soon as their growth isn’t as strong but for the time being I’ll ride out the rest of the year using the aforementioned mixture as it has been great for aerating the soil and having no pest problems

These are up now. Some are 12 feet tall. Very large head. Because it is a mixture. Some are short. Some are thin stalked. I sorted out some like sized seeds to get the effects I wanted. Bouquets are easy because you don't have to cut up a large plant.

I really liked this seed starting mix overall — it's light, fine, and works well for delicate seedlings. However, it arrived extremely dry and almost hydrophobic, so it took a long time to moisten properly. I had to break it apart and mix in water gradually over time, which was a bit of a hassle. Once rehydrated, though, it performed great and my seedlings are thriving. Just be prepared to spend some time prepping it before use.

Great soil amendment. I'm new to plants and learning how to make my own soil for different plant needs. This coir is wonderful. Looks very healthy compared to store bought products I've gotten. Def a great product and I be buying more as I need it.

I mainly buy these for my neighbors two of them who are in love with the caramel apple sucker. I stock up so I can give them stuff all the time.

Additional minerals, used along with 2, 2, 2 to 4, 4, 4 fertilizer to help fruiting plants put on more and better fruits. Useful for tomatoes, squash, peppers, melons, cabbages, etc. Root crops don't need it. Bulbs need it in spring and fall. A liitle goes a long way. Increases flowering and keeps plants looking green and growing healthy.

I had some plants that were in desperate need of good soil on my apartment patio, so I purchased this and saved them all! It's wonderful soil so I purchased a second bag to propogate my amazing Tuscan Rosemary Plant. THANK YOU FOR A SMALL ENOUGH SIZE TO CARRY @ a good price. It was so easy to use and it's healthy for me.