Masterblend Tomato & Vegetable Fertilizer COMBO Kit 2.5lbs

Bought it a few weeks ago. I think this retail package is a really good idea to help get people growing hydroponically. I grow Tomatoes, Peppers, Potatoes and Lettuce all using Masterblend fertilizer.It dissolves well. I'm using it to grow Kratky style Romaine Lettuce. The only thing I'm concerned about is that the grams per Gallon is higher(3.7 for MB/ MgSO) than the MHPGardener video of 2-2-1. I am working my way up to full strength. I posted pics of this product analysis vs MB and Epson salts from Morgan county.I think this Retail Package is a great idea to help get friends and family start growing hydroponically.

This product made my hyrdroponic tomatoes grow well. they are getting taller and stronger. although it is not doing much for my lettuce. I plan to keep trying with differant types of produce. And hope to enjoy the fruits of my labor soon.

May be more expensive than purchasing in bulk; however, for those of us that only need to mix one or two gallons a week it's ideal! I don't have to worry about finding storage for a bulk product in my limit space, yet I still get the professional grade product. VERY simple to use and results are amazing.

I'm using these products for my growing micro greens and vegetables for a month. The micro greens did well in a scale from 1 to 10 the yield is about 8. The vegetable about 5. I think I need to put more light for them. One thing that I'm happy with is that it's fast to make solution and affordable.

If you only need a small amount of fertilizer, this product will due. If you have a recurring need or need larger amounts, seek out a MasterBlend dealer in your area. Also, magnesium sulfate (epsom salt) is premixed with the fertilizer. If you need more control over your chemical ratios, you may want to buy each component separately.

Works great for my hydroponic garden (Kratky method). Instructions for mixing are clear, packaging keeps moisture out, mixed amount is per gallon, will last a long time.

I haven't harvested any tomatoes yet, but they look promising. I counted 26 small tomatoes in one cluster on one of the vines. There's also a yellow squash plant (planted very late) sharing the same feed, and it has hundreds of buds.

I did not like receiving my package with opened canisters containing no safety seals.