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tomato planting fertilizer Tomato Fertilizer 40 lbs. – OFS Lawn and Garden Fertilizers

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tomato planting fertilizer Tomato Fertilizer 40 lbs. – OFS Lawn and Garden FertilizersGrow Stronger Plants and Enjoy Bigger, Juicier Tomatoes! Product Overview Tomato Fertilizer 40 lbs. OFS Tomato Fertilizer 5 8 10 15Ca 5S is carefully formulated to provide the perfect balance of nutrients to support healthy tomato plants and abundant, flavorful fruit. Enriched with calcium to prevent blossom end rot and sulfur to enhance nutrient uptake, this fertilizer promotes stronger roots, healthier foliage, and a more productive harvest. Whether

Grow Stronger Plants and Enjoy Bigger, Juicier Tomatoes!

Product Overview - Tomato Fertilizer 40 lbs.

OFS Tomato Fertilizer 5-8-10-15Ca-5S is carefully formulated to provide the perfect balance of nutrients to support healthy tomato plants and abundant, flavorful fruit. Enriched with calcium to prevent blossom-end rot and sulfur to enhance nutrient uptake, this fertilizer promotes stronger roots, healthier foliage, and a more productive harvest.

Whether you’re growing in raised beds, containers, or traditional gardens, OFS Tomato Fertilizer is your go-to solution for thriving tomato plants.

Key Features

  • Guaranteed Analysis: 5-8-10-15Ca-5S
  • Provides a balanced nutrient blend to support flowering and fruit development.
  • Prevents blossom-end rot with high calcium content.
  • Includes sulfur to improve nutrient absorption and plant resilience.
  • Perfect for raised beds, container gardens, and in-ground tomato planting.

Ideal for all your favorite varieties

  • Heirloom Tomatoes
  • Beefsteak Tomatoes
  • Hybrid Tomatoes
  • Roma Tomatoes
  • Cherry Tomatoes

Application Instructions

At Transplanting

  • Apply 3/4 cup per plant, placing the fertilizer in a ring 4-6 inches away from the base of the plant to avoid direct contact with roots.
  • Lightly incorporate the fertilizer into the top 2-4 inches of soil.

For Larger Areas

  • Broadcast at a rate of 40 pounds per 1,000 square feet and incorporate into the soil before planting.

During the Growing Season

  • Reapply 3/4 cup per plant every 6-8 weeks to maintain consistent nutrient levels. Do not exceed 3 applications per growing season.
  • Spread evenly in a ring around the base of each plant, keeping it 4-6 inches away from the stem.

Water After Application

  • Water deeply after each application to activate the nutrients and encourage root uptake.

Why Choose OFS Tomato Fertilizer?

  • Prevents Blossom-End Rot - High calcium content strengthens cell walls and prevents fruit disorders.
  • Boosts Fruit Development - Balanced phosphorus and potassium support flowering and fruit growth.
  •  Improves Plant Health - Sulfur enhances nutrient uptake and builds resilience to stress.
  • Versatile Use - Ideal for raised beds, container planting, and in-ground gardens.

Packaging Options

Packaged in reusable, weather-tight 5-gallon (40lbs) or 2-gallon (15lbs) sealed buckets, designed to keep your fertilizer fresh and reduce waste all season long.

FAQ

Can I use OFS Tomato Fertilizer for other crops?

Yes! While designed for tomatoes, this fertilizer works great for other fruiting vegetables like peppers and eggplants.

 

How often should I apply this fertilizer?

Reapply every 6-8 weeks during the growing season, but do not exceed 3 applications per year to avoid over-fertilizing.

 

Will this fertilizer work in containers?

Absolutely! OFS Tomato Fertilizer is perfect for container gardens, raised beds, and traditional in-ground planting.

Legal Disclaimer
Phosphorus and Nitrogen runoff poses a threat to water quality. Some states restrict the application of phosphorus and nitrogen-containing fertilizer on non-agricultural lawn or turf. Check your local laws prior to purchase.
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