"How to Grow Delicious Vine Ripened Organic Tomatoes With Liquid Organic Tomato Fertilizer"

Growing bunches of big red juicy tomatoes with natural organic tomato fertilizer is easy.

My favorite summer time garden event is to walk out back to the garden and see clusters and clusters of tomatoes just a day or two away from being a beautiful full ripe red and knowing exactly what was used to grow them, including the natural tomato fertilizer.

I love the summer days when so many delicious garden fresh tomatoes are coming ripe that you have to fill up baskets and give em away because you have enough to eat and for canning for the next year.

But it was not always this way. I remember when I could barely get the tomato plants to grow. And when I did get them to grow they would not come ripe or blossom rot would tragically take my tomatoes.

I had to find the right natural tomato fertilizer and know a few simple secrets on how to grow tomatoes to be large, juicy, and abundant.

Imagine this... you produce bunches and bunches of the best tomatoes with all natural tomato fertilizer to feed your family, friends, and neighbors with all natural, garden fresh, nothing like it at the store, juicy organic tomatoes from your garden.

"The plants are so large and heavily laden with fruit, a scaffold had to be put in place to hold them up."

"...normally I don't have any ripe tomatoes until at least the last week of July or the first week of August. Today is June 24: I've been eating cherry tomatoes from my vines, and I have more tomatoes, more fully developed than any I've ever been able to grow before. I have changed nothing in the method I've used to raise these tomatoes other than to use your Natural Fertilizer."

Richard Gould, Investment Counselor and Home Gardner

"...I fertilized half of the garden with your Natural Organic Fertilizer and the other half with my regular commercial fertilizer. The results were absolutely amazing. Green pepper plants which usually would bear three or four peppers per plant were producing as many as eight and nine peppers per plant and had increased the size of the fruit by at least one-third. The tomato plants which normally would grow to a height of 3 to 4 feet were up over 6 feet, had bushed out double their normal size, and then produced at least twice as many tomatoes as the non-Natural Fertilzer fertilized plants with large and better fruit on top of it."

Toby E. Marcovich, Attorney and Home Gardner

"...worked with a Washington, D.C. gardener who conducted an experiment with three tomato plants. One received no fertilizer, one got Miracle Gro and one was given our Natural Fertilizer. The plant that received no fertilizer was 3 feet tall. The plant that got Miracle Gro was a little taller. The plant that received your Natural Fertilizer was over 4 feet tall. The plant was full of leaves and fruit production was greatly increased."

Gerry Reid

"I have had an exceptional yield of tomatoes with good taste, and entered a tomato in the Jumbo Tomato Contest at the 1992 Iowa State Fair. The tomato weighed in excess of 2.75 pounds and won First Place."

Bob Davenport, Master Gardener

"Using your recommended mixture of fertilizer to water, I sprayed my 10 acres of tomatoes about fifteen days after planting my plugs. I then sprayed again using the recommended mixture when my tomatoes showed their first bloom. The result was about 30% to 40% more tomatoes on each vine. I am presently harvesting my 10 acres with profound results. The tomatoes are much larger than I have had in prior years using granular fertilizer."

Dan Shisko - Organic Produce

FIELD TOMATO PRODUCTION - Natural Tomato Fertilizer Outperforms Chemical Fertilizer in Actual Field Test!

Soil Applicants:

Once seedlings have emerged and have developed 2-3 true leaves, begin fertilizing the soil. When planting transplants, water the plants with fertilizer solution. Rates are given for monthly applications. Adjust rates accordingly when applying more or less often.

1.) Mix 2-3 gallons 4-3-3 Natural Fertilizer, 2-3 gallons 0-12-0 Natural Liquid Bonemeal, and 1-2 qts 0-0-8 Natural Kelp and Sulfate of Potash with at least 100 gallons of water. Apply solution to one acre.

2.) Keep well watered between fertilizations.

Banded Soil Applications:

Mix 3-4 gallons 4-3-3 with 6-10 gallons of water (use enough water to allow correct flow rate through the micro tubing). Apply below and to the side of the seed or transplants at planting. Apply solution to one acre. The addition of 1-2 gallons of 0-12-0 and 2-4 qts of 0-0-8 along with 4-3-3 may also be beneficial especially when phosphorus soil test levels are below 40 ppm and potassium soil test levels are below 150 ppm.

Pre-Plant Soil Applications:

Mix 3-6 gallons of Natural Organic Fertilizer 4-3-3 in 20-30 gallons of water. Apply solution to one acre (apply spring and fall if soil is hard and low in organic matter).

Foliar Applications:

All Natural Liquid Organic Fertilizer 4-3-3 can be applied to the leaves of tomatoes to supply additional nutrients. Mix 1-3 gallons of Natural Fertilizer 4-3-3 with 50-100 gallons of water and apply as a fine mist to the tops and bottoms of leaves. Apply enough solution to wet the leaf surfaces. Apply in 14-21 day intervals after the plants reach 2-3 true leaves. The critical stages for foliar applications are 2-3 true leaves; pre-bloom, and early cluster formation.

Rates vary according to other inputs that are applied. Lower dilution rates are more effective than higher dilution rates. Two or three lighter applications may be more effective than one or two heavier applications. If other constraints allow only one application, then do not exceed a 3% dilution rate (3 gallons of Natural Organic Fertilizer to 100 gallons of water).

The addition of a biodegradable surfactant increases uptake by increasing adhesion to the leaf surface. Apply Natural Organic Fertilizer in early morning or late evening. Do not apply before or after rainfall or irrigation. On standard field sprayers, use turbo flood jet nozzles when applying Natural Organic Fertilizer to reduce clogging.

GREENHOUSE TOMATO PRODUCTION

Development of an organic system that stimulates rapid early growth and development is critical. The addition of a biological activator, aerobically composted (or other material), worm castings, or used potting mix inoculate the media with microorganisms. The microbes convert natural fertilizer nutrients and fix atmospheric nitrogen into plant available nutrients which speeds plant growth and development.

Planting Mix:

1.) Mix peat moss, perlite, and coarse vermiculite in a 2:1:1 ratio.

2.) Substitute sandy loam, pumice, compost, castings, and etc. for part or all of the vermiculite.

3.) Add 5 lbs of high calcium lime and 2.5 lbs of dolomite lime to one cubic yard of mix.

4.) Soak the media with enough water to thoroughly wet the peat moss. Mix 1 gallon of Natural Liquid Lime and 1 qt. of 4-3-3 Natural Fertilizer with the water and add to one cubic yard of mix. Use a wetting agent to aid in wetting the mix. Add a biological activator to further stimulate biological activity.

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