best organic liquid fertilizer for pineapple plants AgroThrive Fruit & Flower Fertilizer | 4.5 Gal Bucket

best organic liquid fertilizer for pineapple plants AgroThrive Fruit & Flower Fertilizer | 4.5 Gal BucketAgrothrive Fruit & Flower is our go to liquid fertilizer for fruiting plants in the backyard garden. We use it in our fig orchard, our raised bed garden, and our in ground garden plots. This organic formula not only feeds our plants and soil biology, but it also helps to stimulate flower and fruit production. This results in strong root systems, healthy plants, and bountiful harvests. AgroThrive fertilizer includes a "pre digested" formula derived

 Agrothrive Fruit & Flower is our go-to liquid fertilizer for fruiting plants in the backyard garden. We use it in our fig orchard, our raised bed garden, and our in-ground garden plots. This organic formula not only feeds our plants and soil biology, but it also helps to stimulate flower and fruit production. This results in strong root systems, healthy plants, and bountiful harvests.

AgroThrive fertilizer includes a "pre-digested" formula derived from corn steep liquor and fish by-products. This biologically-active formula is readily available to plants after each application and will begin to stimulate growth in just a few days. Simply mix 2-4 ounces of AgroThrive Fruit & Flower per gallon of water and pour around the base of your garden plants. See below for more detailed application instructions.

When to Use AgroThrive Fruit & Flower Fertilizer

Root Vegetables

The higher phosphorous percentage in the AgroThrive Fruit & Flower formulation makes it a great option for root vegetables like potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, beets, parsnips, rutabagas, and more! If it's a veggie that grows under the ground, feed it this formulation and you'll be rewarded. It also works great to create a healthy root system on newly-transplanted onions. 

Fruiting Plants

We use AgroThrive Fruit & Flower to maximize harvests on fruiting plants including cucumbers, peppers, squash, tomatoes, watermelon, and more. "Spoon feeding" these fruiting plants every 2-3 weeks will encourage more flower production, resulting in more delicious fruits and veggies for you to enjoy! 

For smaller plantings, we'll mix 2-4 ounces of AgroThrive per gallon of water in a 5 gallon bucket. We'll then use a pitcher to apply it to the soil around our plants. For larger plantings, we'll inject AgroThrive Fruit & Flower through an overhead sprinkler or our drip irrigation system.

AgroThrive Fruit & Flower Guaranteed Analysis

- Total Nitrogen: 3.0%

• 2.41% Water Soluble Nitrogen
• 0.59% Water Insoluble Nitrogen

- Available Phosphate: 3.0%
- Soluble Potash: 5%