Wicked Growth Climbers & Vines Fertilizer
Wicked Growth Climbers & Vines Fertilizer
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Product Description
Product Description
High Phosphorus & Potassium — a Starter for Climbers, Vines and New Plantings
Old Cobblers Farm™ Wicked Growth Climber Fertilizer is a 10-20-20 granular feed built for climbers, vines and new plantings. The ratio is starter-weighted: 10% nitrogen for steady growth, with a strong 20% phosphorus for root development and flowering and 20% potassium for plant vigor and resilience. That high-phosphorus-and-potassium balance is what climbers and vines want as they establish and set buds.
It draws its nutrients from a blend of diammonium phosphate, muriate of potash, urea and a biosolids-based nutrient component. Because it is a higher-analysis conventional fertilizer, a little goes a long way — follow the label rate, spread evenly, and water in after applying to move the nutrients to the roots and reduce the chance of burn.
Use it when establishing climbers and vines, at transplanting, and through the season to support roots, flowering and fruiting. With 10% nitrogen it supports growth without being a high-nitrogen lawn green-up feed — its strength is the phosphorus and potassium.
Where to use it: climbers and vines, flowering and fruiting plants, new plantings and transplants, and garden beds that benefit from a phosphorus-and-potassium starter.
Key Benefits
• Starter-Weighted 10-20-20: High phosphorus and potassium with moderate nitrogen — built for establishment.
• Phosphorus for Roots & Blooms: 20% phosphorus supports root development and flowering.
• Potassium for Vigor: 20% potassium supports plant strength and resilience.
• Made for Climbers & Vines: Supports the vigorous root and bud development climbers and vines need.
• Good at Establishment: Useful at transplanting and when starting new plantings.
• Some Nitrogen for Growth: 10% nitrogen supports steady growth alongside the phosphorus and potassium.
• Even, Easy Application: Granular formula spreads evenly with a broadcast or drop spreader.
Best Uses
• Climbing plants and vines (establishment and through the season)
• Flowering and fruiting plants
• New plantings and transplants
• Garden beds needing phosphorus and potassium
• Trellised and vertical-growing plants
• Gardeners wanting a high-P-and-K starter feed
Important Notes / Safety
• Soil Test First: Phosphorus is high (20%) — add it based on need, and check local phosphorus rules, especially for lawns.
• Conventional, Higher-Analysis Product: This is a Wicked Growth product (not organic) with synthetic nutrient sources — follow the label rate and do not over-apply.
• Water In to Reduce Burn: Water in after applying to move nutrients to the roots and reduce the chance of fertilizer burn; keep granules off foliage.
• Handle Safely (per the SDS): May irritate skin and eyes and is harmful if swallowed or inhaled. Wear gloves and eye protection, avoid breathing dust, wash hands after handling, and keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Contains a Biosolids-Based Component: One nutrient source is a biosolids-based material (see the product label/SDS). Confirm disclosure preferences with the team.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place. Keep the container closed and away from children and pets.
Why Choose Old Cobblers Farm™?
We match the ratio to the job. Wicked Growth Climber Fertilizer 10-20-20 is a phosphorus-and-potassium-forward starter for climbers, vines and new plantings — supporting roots, flowering and establishment rather than fast lawn green-up. Follow the label, water in, and handle it with the usual care for a higher-analysis feed. (We describe how to use the product, not guaranteed results.)
Application Instructions
Application Instructions
-At establishment: work into the soil or backfill when planting climbers, vines and transplants
-Method: spread evenly with a broadcast or drop spreader; keep granules off foliage and hardscapes
-Watering: water in after applying to move nutrients to the roots and reduce burn risk
-Timing: during the growing season, generally every 6–8 weeks (per label)
Step by step
1. Test your soil first — phosphorus is high, so add it based on need and check local rules.
2. Wear gloves and eye protection, and avoid breathing the dust.
3. Apply per the label rate (the bag states coverage up to 1,000 sq ft — confirm the rate/size).
4. Spread evenly with a spreader, or work into the soil/backfill at planting; keep granules off foliage.
5. Water in after applying to move nutrients to the roots and reduce the chance of burn.
6. Wash your hands after handling, and store the container closed, away from children and pets.
What not to do
Do not over-apply (it is a higher-analysis feed — burn risk), do not leave granules on foliage or hardscapes, do not handle without gloves/eye protection, and do not treat it as a high-nitrogen lawn green-up product.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Muriate of Potash — Supplies potassium for plant vigor and resilience (note: a chloride-based source).
Urea — Supplies additional nitrogen.
Biosolids-Based Nutrient Component — Adds nutrients and organic matter (see label/SDS; disclosure to be confirmed).
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
-Guaranteed analysis: 10% N · 20% P₂O₅ · 20% K₂O
-Nutrient sources: diammonium phosphate, muriate of potash, urea, biosolids-based component
-Total NPK: 50% by weight (higher-analysis)
-Form: granular
-Best for: climbers, vines, new plantings, flowering/fruiting
-Coverage: bag states up to 1,000 sq ft (confirm rate/size)
-Safety: GHS Warning — irritant; harmful if swallowed/inhaled
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How to Apply
-At establishment: work into the soil or backfill when planting climbers, vines and transplants
-Method: spread evenly with a broadcast or drop spreader; keep granules off foliage and hardscapes
-Watering: water in after applying to move nutrients to the roots and reduce burn risk
-Timing: during the growing season, generally every 6–8 weeks (per label)
Step by step
1. Test your soil first — phosphorus is high, so add it based on need and check local rules.
2. Wear gloves and eye protection, and avoid breathing the dust.
3. Apply per the label rate (the bag states coverage up to 1,000 sq ft — confirm the rate/size).
4. Spread evenly with a spreader, or work into the soil/backfill at planting; keep granules off foliage.
5. Water in after applying to move nutrients to the roots and reduce the chance of burn.
6. Wash your hands after handling, and store the container closed, away from children and pets.
What not to do
Do not over-apply (it is a higher-analysis feed — burn risk), do not leave granules on foliage or hardscapes, do not handle without gloves/eye protection, and do not treat it as a high-nitrogen lawn green-up product.