[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always used Miracle Grow. And always loved it. I will continue to use there products. I've sometimes put it on every week and towards the end of the growing season every other week. If we are going to get lots of rain use the sprinkle on Miracle Gro.

I chose this formula for my tomatoes and peppers instead of other MG choices because of the higher calcium (the highest in the water soluble formulas) content to ward off blossom end rot and it was balanced with both the macro and micro nutrients. My plants love it and are really thriving! There were plenty of blossoms and so many formed fruit. I find that if I mix the fertilizer with water and let it sit for half an hour and it dissolves best This product is awesome for weekly feeding and the very best for tomatoes and peppers! Oh, and the flowers in my butterfly garden love it too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this product for the first time this summer on my Hydrangeas. Prior to using, the blooms were small even after using another fertilizer as instructed. I will use this one from now on. This is one of the best plant food I products have ever used.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this to fertilize some container plantings. Let me start off by saying that the smell people complain about isn't that bad, and what you're smelling is the bone meal. Secondly, this product doesn't dissolve completely. I was only adding 1 scoop per gallon of water instead of the two in the directions. That being said, the flowers did fairly well. But not as many blooms as regular miracle grow. Part of this could have been that I wasn't applying enough. I think the other part of this is that containers don't have enough biological activity in the soil to break the fertilizer down so it is usable. I think this product would work better for flowers planted in the ground. If you must use organic though, it's still a good option.