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Has anyone used the liquid fertilizer Alaska Morbloom to add phosphorus? It's a 0-10-10. Is this a quality product/brand?

7/4/2023 4:56:31 PM

Syracuse, NY

I'd expect that a more appreciable amount of the element in question would be better sought after. I am not suggesting AGAINST the queried product.
For examples, 0-100-0 (just kidding), 9-61-22, 11-46-38, all made-up numbers but valid for this comment.
If still wanting totally ORGANIC fertilizer, water-soluble, I presume, then the numbers will probably be much lower to begin with, like 2-11-9 or similar. I'm guessing that the higher #s are from anything that has used chemicals/elements to produce more-concentrated forms of any fertilizer constituents - You should get lots of suggestions, but since you had not yet...eg

7/5/2023 4:54:47 AM

Syracuse, NY

In re-reading, my point is still sharp but I guess not much different. We're growing GIANT pumpkins, not delicate orchids.
(0-10-10 is not much different from '2-11-9' and with no edit button, lol)...eg

7/5/2023 5:04:14 AM

Mill Bay, British Columbia

Andrej, yes Alaska Morbloom is a great product. I had to stop using liquid fish because of the raccoons it attracted, but it is a quality product.

7/5/2023 10:38:07 AM

Lodi, California

Be careful with that elemental phosphorus (0-100-0), it tends to ignite when in contact with air.

7/5/2023 11:17:15 AM

Syracuse, NY

Lol---100% leaves no margin for airor.
PS---My brain hurts from knowing all about it now - Tx!
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7/5/2023 10:22:20 PM

Ontario, Canada.

Have bought this stuff before.

7/8/2023 5:12:57 PM