TRIPLE SUPER PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER 0-46-0 | phosphorus fertilizer for gardens, lawns, indoor and outdoor plants | ROCK PHOSPHATE PLANT FOOD FERTILIZER FOR ORCHIDS, WISTERIA, CACTUS AND ALL OTHER PLANTS

When we sodded yard with high quality zoysia grass, we spread triple super phosphate & watered in really good. This helped the root system get established. Now we use it every year in spring. It’s in pellet form, so does very well in spreaders & falls down on the ground instead of the powder dust form that just lays on top of the grass. Water in several days & you will be surprised how healthy your lawn will get. It’s also very good to sprinkle some at base of blooming bushes, trees, for lush plants & flowers. I like to spread this out right before a rain.

My ornamental pear tree was looking kind of sad at the start of Spring, 2 doses of this over a month perked it right up. Reading the instructions it shows I can use it on my plants and flowers around the garden and so I will give that a try as well. Good value simple to use and so far very effective.

Applied on the Spring, red hydrangeas bloomed profusely for the first time on years-

Great product

Holds extra moisture that it slow releases. I used this with my orchid bark during the dry winter air season. Helped a lot to keep the orchids moist but not wet.

This was recommended to me by a landscaper friend for my Oak Leaf Hydrangeas and it seemed to help on their second year of growth. I'll use it again.

After 24 years of randomly throwing any old fertilizer, my lawn was really looking tired & thread-bare.Not looking too good. I invested in some soil tests with Texas A&M and found both the front & backyard were signficantly deficient in phosphorous. Everything else was fine. Ordered this and put out in July and within a week, the lawn just popped. Thick, green lush grass everywhere there was grass. For the bare spots I resodded after putting this out, and the new sod rooted rapidly and is well established. I would reommend you invest in the soil tests. Note, this brand shipped to TX just fine, but I saw other brands of phosphorous won't ship here so pay attention to that as well.

Purchased 5 lb. of Easypeasy Triple Super Phosphate assuming that it would be water soluble. Turned out that is was not. Placed a sample of granules in water overnight with no effect. Ground up granules with mortar and pestle then placed in water overnight with no effect. Placed granules in 9% vinegar overnight which partially dissolved them. Placed granules in concentrated sulfuric acid for two hours which finally did dissolved them. Added water to the dissolved granules, let set, then observed that the granules were not truly dissolved but turned into a fine power which precipitated out after several hours. No wonder it's so cheap. I assume that the product will eventually dissolve in acid soil after some weeks, months or years. I don't recommend this product if you can't wait.Follow-up. Found an article on the Internet that said TSP will not dissolve easily in high calcium and high pH water. The tap water I was using was high in both. Tried distilled water and found that over several hours with agitation, the TSP did mostly dissolve into a precipitate. I think this mostly explains why users were getting different solubility results.