Fox Farm Happy Frog Tomato and Vegetable 5-7-3, 4-Pound Bag

Great tasting tomatoes came as a result of using this even with a hot summer.

Fox Farm Happy Frog Tomato and Vegetable fertilizer incorporates a meticulously balanced blend of essential nutrients, specifically tailored for the optimal development of tomato and vegetable plants. This abundant nutrient supply not only promotes vigorous growth but also enhances the overall yield and quality of the crops. The controlled-release formula ensures a steady and consistent nutrient release, accommodating the specific requirements of tomato and vegetable plants throughout their growth cycle. Consequently, this leads to a dynamic and fertile soil environment that fosters robust root development, improved nutrient uptake, and optimal plant growth. A very effective product that also carries the OMRI mark in addition to the coveted CDFA registration.

I container garden since my backyard is completely cement. This is my third year attempting a container garden, and I hit it right on this year!!! I learned as much as I could about fertilizer this year, as my previous 2 years resulted in stunted growth, limited produce, and bug infestations. I started my seeds inside about 6 weeks early in a mix of peat, perlite, and biotone. I had been using 5 gallon buckets for all my big plants in the past, but this year I invested in 5 - 15 gallon fabric pots and 5 - 10 gallon fabric pots. I kept my 5 gallon buckets for basil, kale, a cucumber, and a fingerling potato I threw in from my compost bucket.I put 3 tomatoes, 2 eggplants, and various peppers in the fabric pots (one per pot). The Happy Frog seemed like the fertilizer analysis I needed to start these so I mixed this into my dirt. To make my dirt, I mixed about 1/4 old dirt from last year, peat, perlite, vermiculite, Dr. Earth compost, cow manure, and worm castings.Along with the Happy Frog Tomato and Veg, I added:Crab Meal (Neptune's Harvest)Bone MealAzomiteEpsom SaltBlood Meal (not much)BioTone (in the hole at planting)Garden LimeAnd that's it! My plants look AMAZING!! I am the envy of all my neighbors!!!I have been side dressing with Jobe's Tomato and Vegetable granular (I like the lower nitrogen), Neptune's Harvest Fish & Seaweed, and Dr. Earth Bud & Bloom Liquid (only use this last one on flowering veggies) and epsom salt (they need that magnesium and sulfur to absorb the calcium in the bone meal and crab meal). We have had the cloudiest and rainiest spring in years here in the Northeast (Pittsburgh, PA) but my tomatoes have already outgrown their cages. I'm trying to figure out what to do when the sun comes back! So glad I only grew 3 tomato plants this year!!! They are covered in baby green tomatoes, just waiting for the sun to ripen!!!

I've used a few different types of tomato fertilizer including Tomato Tone and Dr. Earth. Happy Frog is hands down the best and easy to use. I used it at the time I planted the tomatoes and then once a month. I grow heirlooms and cherry tomatoes, but this works great on peppers too. I can tell a difference when I use Happy Frog. I have a better yield and very happy plants.

Product came ahead of schedule. My plants are doing better. Wish that I would have known about this fertilizer before I planted the vegetable plants. I would have used it at the time of planting.

Love all Fox Farms products and this one is no exception to that rule.

Some organic fertilizers don't seem to be very effective but Happy Frog isn't one of them. My tomato starts took off almost immediately after application and now are huge!

Easy to use and water in. It makes my raspberries , tomatoes and cucumbers happy. I have used this for several years and have not found anything I like better for my veg and fruit garden.

This product seems to have worked well early on for my tomato, zucchini, cucumber and eggplant containers as a starter. All plants were purchased as seedlings, maybe 2 inches tall. After 1 month the plants are looking mature and I harvested my first zucchini today. I have supplemented with Fox Farm Grow Big and Big Bloom as per the suggested feeding schedule. The first week I did not add any additional fertilizer hoping the Happy Frog would still be doing the job.Something that you do not see much online is the fact that Happy Frog works well as an Earthbox Fertilizer substitute. I added 1 cup along with some dolomite. My tomatoes seem as happy as they did last year with the starter kit.As some others have mentioned, dogs REALLY like this stuff. Full of doggie attractors for sure. We had trouble keeping ours from eating the soil by the mouthful shortly after planting. This attraction took a couple of weeks to wear off.

trying to return need a label to do so :(

Great product but not for the purpose it was sold for. Not for hydroponics

Very fast delivery. The growing season will tell if it is as good as others say. I am hopeful.

Great results. The fungal and microbe activity in the soil when used is insane, the soil wil become a solid sponge mass ready to absorb more food!The high nitrogen helps in the bloom transition but I would recomend top dressing a PK nutreint like high PK bat guano once your plants are showing blooms till the end ✌