Container Fruit Fertilizer for Heavy Feeders
$37.99
๐ Old Cobblers Farmโข Container Fruit Fertilizer for Heavy Feeders โ 14-14-14
Slow-Release, Balanced Nutrition for Heavy-Fruiting Plants in Pots & Containers
Product Description:
Old Cobblers Farmโข Container Fruit Fertilizer for Heavy Feeders is a balanced 14-14-14 NPK slow-release formula designed to deliver consistent, long-lasting nutrients to container-grown fruiting plants. With equal parts Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K), this fertilizer supports lush vegetative growth, strong root systems, and vigorous fruit production, especially for plants with high feeding demands.
The slow-release action ensures plants receive a steady supply of nutrients over time, reducing the need for frequent reapplication โ perfect for busy gardeners and productive plants grown in limited soil volumes.
๐ฟ Best for These 20 Heavy-Feeding Container Fruit Plants:
Tomatoes โ Thrive on regular feeding to support continuous fruiting
Peppers โ Sweet and hot varieties benefit from balanced, consistent nutrition
Eggplants โ Require ongoing feeding for strong fruit set
Strawberries โ Produce best with steady nutrient access
Blueberries โ Adapt well to containers with balanced, slow-release feeding
Raspberries โ Container-hardy with adequate feeding
Blackberries โ Require stable nutrition for cane and fruit development
Cucumbers โ Heavy fruiters needing constant nutrition
Zucchini โ High yielders that deplete nutrients fast
Melons โ Benefit from a slow, steady nutrient stream in containers
Citrus Trees โ Lemons, limes, and oranges thrive in containers with strong feeding
Figs โ Respond well to high-quality, long-lasting fertilizers
Pineapple โ Container-friendly tropical that prefers steady nutrition
Guava โ Grows well in pots with consistent nutrition
Dwarf Apple Trees โ Benefit from reliable, long-term nutrient support
Passionfruit (Dwarf) โ Needs steady nutrition for strong vines and fruit
Dwarf Peach or Nectarine Trees โ Require sustained fertilization for fruiting
Dragon Fruit โ Needs potassium-rich feeding in well-drained pots
Cape Gooseberries โ Compact, prolific fruiters in containers
Kumquats & Calamondin Oranges โ Small citrus that need strong root and fruit support
๐ ๏ธ Application Instructions
๐งฐ Materials Needed:
Old Cobblers Farmโข 14-14-14 Fertilizer
Measuring spoon or cup
Gardening gloves
Watering can or hose
Trowel or scoop (optional)
๐ Frequency of Application:
Initial Application: Early spring when new growth appears
Reapplication: Every 3โ4 months during the growing season
In most climates, this means 2โ3 applications per year
Fall/Winter: Skip application during dormancy
โ๏ธ Quantity Guidelines:
Small Containers (1โ5 gallons): ~1 tablespoon per container
Medium Containers (5โ10 gallons): ~2 tablespoons
Large Containers (10+ gallons): ~3 tablespoons or more based on size
๐พ Method of Application:
Moisten Soil: Water lightly if dry before applying
Measure Fertilizer: Use correct amount based on container size
Apply Evenly: Sprinkle on soil surface around base of plant
Incorporate Lightly: Mix into top 1โ2 inches of soil
Water Thoroughly: To begin nutrient release
๐ฑ Optimal Soil Conditions for 14-14-14 Fertilizer
1. Soil Type:
Use loamy potting mix with compost, perlite, or coarse sand
Ensures drainage, aeration, and moisture retention
2. Soil pH:
Ideal range: 6.0 to 7.0 (slightly acidic to neutral)
Test regularly and adjust with lime or sulfur if needed
3. Soil Moisture:
Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy
Containers should have adequate drainage holes
4. Organic Matter:
Add compost or well-rotted manure to enrich the mix
Organic matter supports microbial health and nutrient efficiency
5. Aeration:
Use potting mixes that include perlite or vermiculite
Ensures root oxygen access and avoids compaction
โ Why Choose Old Cobblers Farmโข 14-14-14 Slow-Release Formula?
๐ Ideal for high-performance fruiting plants in containers
๐ชด Offers long-lasting, even feeding without constant reapplication
๐ Supports leaf, root, and fruit development all at once
๐ฟ Reduces risk of nutrient burn from overfeeding
๐งฑ Great for small space or patio growers
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