Container Vegetables Season Starter Fertilizer for Sun-Loving Plants

🌞 Pots Vegetables Season Starter Fertilizer (14-14-14)

Slow-Release Power for Sun-Loving Container Crops

Kickstart your garden with Pots Vegetables Season Starter Fertilizer, a balanced 14-14-14 NPK formula perfect for sun-loving plants like tomatoes, peppers, and zucchini. Designed for container gardens and raised beds, this slow-release fertilizer delivers a steady nutrient supply over 8–12 weeks, supporting vigorous growth, strong roots, and abundant blooms all season long.

🔍 Why 14-14-14?

The balanced NPK profile ensures comprehensive plant support:

• Nitrogen (14%) – Promotes lush, green foliage and early plant vigor.

• Phosphorus (14%) – Supports healthy root development and flowering.

• Potassium (14%) – Boosts disease resistance and fruit development.

Perfect for vegetables, herbs, and flowering plants in pots or planters that require consistent nutrition.

📆 When & How to Apply

🕐 Best Timing

• Apply in early spring as soil warms (60°F to 70°F / 15°C to 21°C).

• Use at planting time or transplanting for vegetables and herbs in pots or garden beds.

📋 Application Instructions

• Initial Application

  • Containers: Use 1 tablespoon per gallon of potting mix.

  • Garden Beds: Apply 1 cup (8 oz) per 10 sq ft of soil.

• Mixing Method

  • Pots: Blend into the top 2–4 inches of soil before planting.

  • Beds: Rake or till into the top 4–6 inches for even distribution.

• Water Thoroughly

  • Activate the fertilizer by watering well after application.

  • Ensure consistent moisture for optimal nutrient release.

• Reapplication

  • Reapply every 8–12 weeks depending on plant growth, or as needed based on visual cues or soil tests.

✅ Gardening Tips for Success

• Avoid Contact with Stems: Always apply away from the plant base to prevent burning.

• Wear Gloves: For safe handling and application.

• Storage: Keep sealed in a cool, dry location, away from pets and children.

🌿 20 Plants That Thrive with 14-14-14 Slow-Release Fertilizer

These sun-loving plants perform best when fed with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer that delivers consistent nutrition without the need for constant reapplication.