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Wicked Growth Garden & Tomato Fertilizer

Wicked Growth Garden & Tomato Fertilizer

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Balanced Nutrition for Bigger, Healthier Vegetable Harvests

Old Cobblers Farm™ Wicked Growth 10-10-10 Garden & Tomato Fertilizer is a balanced granular plant food made for the vegetable garden. The three numbers on the bag — 10-10-10 — are the NPK ratio: 10% nitrogen (N) for green, leafy growth, 10% phosphorus (P) for strong roots and flowering, and 10% potassium (K) for fruit development and overall plant health. With equal amounts of all three, it is an all-around feed that supports a plant through every stage, from transplant to harvest.

Tomatoes, peppers, squash and cucumbers are heavy feeders — they pull a lot of nutrients out of the soil as they grow and set fruit. This balanced blend replaces what they use, so plants are less likely to stall mid-season or drop blossoms from a hidden shortage. The granular form is easy to scatter or side-dress (feed alongside an already-growing plant), and it is fast-acting, meaning nutrients become available to the roots soon after you water it in.

Key Benefits

Balanced All-Purpose Feed: Equal 10-10-10 NPK supports leaves, roots and fruit in one product.

Built for Heavy Feeders: Replaces the nutrients tomatoes, peppers, squash and cucumbers pull from the soil.

Fast-Acting Granular: Nutrients become available soon after watering in, so plants respond quickly.

Easy to Side-Dress: A simple 1.5-tablespoon-per-plant rate makes mid-season feeding foolproof.

Supports Fruit Set: Phosphorus and potassium help drive flowering and fruit development.

Flexible Coverage: One bag feeds a small bed or dozens of plants, depending on the size you choose.

Consistent Formulation: Made to standard 10-10-10 guidelines for predictable, repeatable results.

 

Important Notes/Safety: Before applying any fertilizer, test your soil first — over-application can harm plants and may lead to nutrient runoff. This is a Wicked Growth product, a conventional/commercial fertilizer, not an organic product, and it is not intended for certified-organic growing programs. When applying, keep granules off foliage and away from plant stems to avoid leaf burn, and water in thoroughly after each application to move nutrients into the root zone. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and keep the bag sealed between uses. All coverage estimates assume a single application at the general recommended rate (2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft of row, or 1.5 tbsp per plant); actual coverage will vary with application method and rate.

 

Where to use it: vegetable beds and rows, raised beds, and around individual plants — tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers and other garden vegetables that benefit from a balanced feed. 

Application Instructions

Rates by use
-Garden beds & rows: 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft
-Per plant (side-dress): 1.5 tablespoons per plant

Step by step
1. Test your soil first when you can, so you only add what your plants actually need.
2. Beds & rows: scatter 2–3 lbs evenly over each 100 sq ft of soil, then mix it lightly into the top 1–2 inches.
3. Side-dress a plant: sprinkle about 1.5 tablespoons in a ring around the plant, 4–6 inches out from the stem. (“Side-dress” just means feeding alongside a plant that is already growing.)
4. Keep granules off the leaves and away from the stem to avoid contact burn.
5. Water in thoroughly right after applying — this carries the nutrients down to the roots and keeps granules from sitting against the plant.
6. When to apply: feed at planting/transplant, then again when fruit begins to set.
7. Reapply every 4–6 weeks through the season as needed. Do not over-apply — more is not better and can stress plants.

What not to do
Do not apply to wet foliage, do not pile granules against stems, and do not exceed the recommended rate.

Ingredients

-Urea (10–20%) — A concentrated nitrogen source that drives green, leafy growth.
-Diammonium Phosphate (10–20%) — Supplies nitrogen plus phosphorus for strong roots and flowering.
-Potassium Chloride / Muriate of Potash (40–50%) — The potassium source that supports fruiting, water regulation and overall hardiness.

Product Specifications

-NPK ratio: 10-10-10
-Guaranteed analysis: 10% Total Nitrogen (N) · 10% Available Phosphate (P₂O₅) · 10% Soluble Potash (K₂O)
-Total nutrients: 30% by weight (e.g., 1.5 lb of nutrient per 5 lb bag)
-Secondary nutrients (Ca/Mg/S): [CONFIRM WITH TEAM] — not claimed on this listing
-Form: Granular
-Best for: Tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers
-Application rate: 2–3 lbs / 100 sq ft · 1.5 tbsp / plant
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How to Apply

Rates by use
-Garden beds & rows: 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft
-Per plant (side-dress): 1.5 tablespoons per plant

Step by step
1. Test your soil first when you can, so you only add what your plants actually need.
2. Beds & rows: scatter 2–3 lbs evenly over each 100 sq ft of soil, then mix it lightly into the top 1–2 inches.
3. Side-dress a plant: sprinkle about 1.5 tablespoons in a ring around the plant, 4–6 inches out from the stem. (“Side-dress” just means feeding alongside a plant that is already growing.)
4. Keep granules off the leaves and away from the stem to avoid contact burn.
5. Water in thoroughly right after applying — this carries the nutrients down to the roots and keeps granules from sitting against the plant.
6. When to apply: feed at planting/transplant, then again when fruit begins to set.
7. Reapply every 4–6 weeks through the season as needed. Do not over-apply — more is not better and can stress plants.

What not to do
Do not apply to wet foliage, do not pile granules against stems, and do not exceed the recommended rate.