Pendelton Turf Supply Jackpot Micronutrient Liquid Fertilizer Mix | Indoor & Outdoor | for Plants, Flowers, Vegetable Gardens, Trees, Shrubs & Lawns (32oz)

I bought this because my new fertilizer has no micronutrients like my old fertilizer. My plants have all responded well to this. They seem to be putting out a leaf or two every month. I love the bottle because it has a built in measuring function which makes it easy to use.

Results when combined with a normal fertilizer are outstanding! I live in an area with naturally poor soil (clay-heavy, alkaline) and getting things to grow well is a struggle. I noticed a real difference when I added this to my regular feeding regimen. Will buy again, 100%!

I used this jackpot micronutrient blend as well as a liquid organic fertilizer to grow a whole lot of various sweet and hot peppers (including scorpions and reapers) in 5 gallon buckets and other containers. By the end of the 2022 season (late sept/early Oct.), it seemed like the plants had consumed the majority of the available organic nutrients in my soil mixture and the roots had grown through the bottom of the gravel beds at the bottom of the containers and out the drainage holes and into the ground (where it was possible to do so).By August, it was abundantly clear that they were depending on both this micronutrient fertilizer and regular fertilizer to sustain growth and fruiting and so I incorporated "fertilizer Friday" into their watering schedule.Once a week they got watered with a mixture of this Jackpot stuff and the liquid organic fertilizer. I carefully measured how much water my watering can held and did the math to figure out what ratio of Jackpot and fertilizer to add. I ended up using 45 ml or 1.5 "capfuls" of Jackpot plus 20 ml of liquid fertilizer per watering can per week (I think the can held 1.875 gallons of water). This math is based on the directions on the bottle. I would mix this up really well with hose water (that hadn't sat out and dechlorinated at all incidentally) and I would water 4-5 plants with one watering can so that each plant was getting around 10 ml of Jackpot and 4-5 ml of liquid organic fertilizer per week and from around 30 plants, this resulted in way more peppers than I could manage. The plants absolutely thrived and they always responded well to this weekly feeding mixture. You could basically see them thriving after ever application. They loved it.There were times when I would skip a week btw. Life happens. But, as i said, you could basically see the Jackpot working and I really don't think all the growth and fruiting can be attributed to just 4-5 ml of liquid fertilizer/week. It was the combination I think. The plants really liked the jackpot micronutrients. I have no doubt.Bottom line: I highly recommend this stuff. Make sure you are using the appropriate amount. And, also, I had to pretty aggressively treat every plant with neem oil and copper based anti-fungal at least 3 times throughout the growing season. I would do this without regard for Fertilizer Friday. In other words, the plants were perfectly happy to get medicated and fertilized on the same day. and they were getting too much sun in their initial location and had to be relocated to a shadier area at one point as they were pretty clearly burning and withering in full sun. Once moved to a shadier spot, they quickly perked back up. My point is, it wasn't the nutrient mix that was burning them, it was the sun.

Love this stuff ......would always give it a five star but was missing a seal when I opened it .so kinda skidish on weather water or something was added ..other than that I WOULD SO RECOMMEND this

Have to laugh when I see neighbors paying outfits like Tru Green & others. I learned through experimentation - combine weed killer, insect killer, chelated iron, trace elements like this product, & any good lawn food concentrate all together and treat at the same time. You kill the competition - weeds & insects - at the same time you feed the lawn. The grass gets healthier and takes over. Repeat every 8-12 wks using a simple Chapin 2 gal sprayer. Costs a small fraction of a lawn service. Our lawn is the best in the neighborhood.

Jackpot micronutrient mix is a blend of trace elements that can be applied to your outdoor plants using a tank sprayer or as part of a fertigation process. The elements are not only helpful in terms of plant growth, but also help strengthen plant cell walls for greater hardiness and disease resistance. I found this product especially helpful in growing tomatoes - they are less likely to split or develop blossom end rot, and are less likely to bruise when taken to market. I have very heavy soil that binds up the nutrients it contains; Jackpot micronutrients gives them what they need to fully develop and stay healthy.

Easy to use product, mix right into your nutrients solution. Much better than the spray on foliar method

The Jackpot Micronutrient blend works well for vegetable plants. It works quickly, in just a day or two. At first, I was concerned about using the full 30ml per week, but the plants thrive and grow quickly with no side effects or stunting. It would be nice if it came in a more concentrated form. The recipe calls for 1oz of concentrate per gallon of water, and a bottle does not last long if you have a large lawn or many plants to feed. It works well, and I had no nutrient deficiencies all growing season. The plants had no end rotting and yielded several hundred cucumbers with no nutrient deficiency-related problems.