Scotts 2 lbs. Super Bloom Water Soluble Plant Food
$24.99
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Help plants bloom with Scotts Super Bloom Water Soluble Plant Food. This water-soluble plant food feeds plants instantly and is safe-it won’t burn your plants when used as directed. Use it on outdoor flowers, fruiting plants, containers, and bed areas. Contains high phosphorus to help plants bloom. Feed every 1-2 weeks for best results.
Highlights
- Contains high phosphorus to help plants bloom
- Feed every 1-weeks to 2-weeks for best results
- Water-soluble plant food feeds plants instantly
- For outdoor flowers, fruiting plants, containers and bed areas
- Won’t burn your plants when used as directed
- 12-55-6 fertilizer analysis provides rich nutrients
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