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“All of this year’s tomato plants seem to be doing as well as ever just 4 weeks after transplanting into the improved Alaska Grow Bucket System.
My new fertilizer seems to be promoting blooming over foliage growth. At least I am not getting the large bushy plants I had last year.
This year I am trying Jobes Organics Vegetable & Tomato fertilizer this is listed as a 2-7-4 plant food made from bone meal, chicken feather meal, and composted chicken manure with additional beneficial bacteria and fungi including mycorrhizae.
I also cut back on the total number of plants to allow more space and hopefully improved ventilation and humidity control. I have also tried to be more vigilant in pinching off unwanted sucker growth…”
