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Wicked Organics 2-3-3 Fertilizer

Wicked Organics 2-3-3 Fertilizer

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Productive Crops Start Below Ground — Gentle, Steady Feeding for Strong Roots

Old Cobblers Farm Wicked Organics 2-3-3 is a blended organic fertilizer for gardeners growing for the harvest — root crops, vegetables, and productive beds. It takes the long view of yield: big harvests start with strong root systems and steady, uninterrupted feeding, not with a hard shot of fertilizer. So the analysis is deliberately low and balanced (2-3-3), leading with phosphate and potash to drive root development and crop quality, with gentle, slow-release nitrogen — of the 2% total, 1.2% is water-insoluble and released gradually by soil microbes — that feeds for weeks without a flush. The result is a non-burning feed you can use right at the root zone, from seeding through the growing season.

It's a natural fit for root crops — potatoes, carrots, beets, onions, turnips — that want balanced phosphorus and potassium during root formation, and for legumes (beans, peas) and fruiting crops (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant). Use it to establish new plantings and then side-dress through the season to keep the steady nutrition coming. Because it's organic, it also feeds the soil biology that cycles nutrients and builds structure — the foundation a productive garden draws on year after year.

Two things to know up front. First, this blend contains peanut meal, so it CONTAINS PEANUT — one of the most serious food allergens; anyone with a peanut allergy should not handle it, and it should be stored away from food and allergic household members. Second, it also contains feather meal and bone char, so it is not a vegan product and can attract pets — incorporate it and store it securely.

Key Benefits

Strong roots, the yield foundation — Phosphate and potash lead the formula to build the deep, healthy root systems that productive crops draw on all season.

Made for root crops — Especially suited to root crops — potatoes, carrots, beets, onions, turnips — that want balanced P and K during root formation.

Steady, slow-release feeding — The 1.2% water-insoluble nitrogen releases slowly over weeks — steady, uninterrupted feeding rather than a flush-and-fade.

Non-burning, side-dress friendly — A low, balanced analysis means no burn — safe at the root zone, on seedlings, and for monthly side-dressing.

Builds soil biology — Organic ingredients feed beneficial soil microbes that cycle nutrients and build the soil productive gardens depend on.

Establish and grow on — Establish new plantings and feed through the season with one versatile organic crop feed.

Where to use it: root crops, legumes, and fruiting vegetables; vegetable gardens and raised beds; perennials and flowering shrubs; fruit and ornamental trees; new lawns and sod; transplants and landscape installations.

Application Instructions

-General application: 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft
-Side-dress: 2–4 oz per plant, or 1–2 lbs per 100 sq ft, monthly through the growing season
Steps:
1. Work 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft into the top few inches of the bed before planting.
2. Because it's non-burning, you can place it right in the root zone without a buffer.
3. Side-dress established plants monthly (2–4 oz per plant) to keep the steady feeding going through the season.
4. Water thoroughly after each application to move nutrients to the roots and start the microbial breakdown.
When and how often: at bed prep/planting, then monthly side-dressing through the growing season. One application typically feeds for several weeks.
What NOT to do: do not handle or store it near anyone with a peanut allergy; do not expect a low-analysis feed to act like a heavy NPK booster (its job is steady, root-first nutrition); and do not leave it surface-exposed where pets can reach it.

Ingredients

A blended organic and mineral formula — in effect a starter/grow blend of several Wicked Organics inputs — derived from:

Greensand — Mineral conditioner supplying potassium and trace minerals, and helping hold moisture and nutrients in the root zone.

Bone Char — Slow phosphorus source for root development and crop quality; animal-derived (calcined bone).

Sulfate of Potash — Natural potassium source for the 3% potash.

Vegetable Protein Meal — ⚠ Vegetable protein meal (peanut meal) — slow-release organic nitrogen. CONTAINS PEANUT, a major food allergen.

Animal Protein Meal — Animal protein meal (feather meal) — slow-release organic nitrogen. (Animal-derived; this product is not vegan.)

Product Specifications

– Guaranteed Analysis: 2-3-3 (low-analysis, non-burning)
– Nitrogen (N): 2.0% — 0.8% water-soluble + 1.2% water-insoluble (slow-release)
– Phosphate (P₂O₅) / Potash (K₂O): 3.0% / 3.0%
– Type: Blended organic crop fertilizer
– Source: Not vegan (contains feather meal & bone char). ⚠ Contains peanut
– Product Line: Wicked Organics — the organic line from Old Cobblers Farm
– Form: Organic
– Coverage (5 lb): 170–250 sq ft
– Organic Status: OMRI Listed
– Best For: Root crops, vegetables, legumes, productive beds
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How to Apply

-General application: 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft
-Side-dress: 2–4 oz per plant, or 1–2 lbs per 100 sq ft, monthly through the growing season
Steps:
1. Work 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft into the top few inches of the bed before planting.
2. Because it's non-burning, you can place it right in the root zone without a buffer.
3. Side-dress established plants monthly (2–4 oz per plant) to keep the steady feeding going through the season.
4. Water thoroughly after each application to move nutrients to the roots and start the microbial breakdown.
When and how often: at bed prep/planting, then monthly side-dressing through the growing season. One application typically feeds for several weeks.
What NOT to do: do not handle or store it near anyone with a peanut allergy; do not expect a low-analysis feed to act like a heavy NPK booster (its job is steady, root-first nutrition); and do not leave it surface-exposed where pets can reach it.