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One fertilizer for everything you grow. All Purpose Fertilizer pairs organic plant nutrition with a blend of biochar, mycorrhizae, and beneficial bacteria to support strong roots and vigorous growth in vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, and container plants. Built for indoor and outdoor routines, it works with your soil, not just what's on top of it.
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One Fertilizer. So Many Possibilities
Versatile plant nutrition for vegetables, flowers, herbs, and more. One formula for all your gardening favorites.
All Purpose Fertilizer adjusts to whatever you're growing:
Trees
Annuals
Potted Plants
Perennials
Shrubs
Simple Ways to Use
Give your indoor and outdoor plants the nourishment they need! All-Purpose Fertilizer makes feeding your garden effortless, no matter your setup.
* Do not leave dry product sitting on the soil surface
Mix 3 cups per 5'×5' area of the garden bed. Scratch into the top 6" of soil and water thoroughly.
Apply 2 cups per 5'×5' area around the base of established plants. Scratch into the soil surface, water thoroughly, and repeat every 4–6 weeks.
Apply 1/2 cup per plant to the surface of the soil. Scratch in and water thoroughly.
Apply 1 tbsp per gallon of container size every 2–4 weeks. Scratch in and water.
Why All Purpose Fertilizer
It's more than an NPK number. All-Purpose Fertilizer is built around soil biology, so every application does double duty: feeding your plants and strengthening what's underneath them.

Feeds Multiple Garden Setups
Full-Spectrum N-P-K Nutrition
Supports Soil Activity & Strong Root Performance
Organic & Natural Formula
Trusted for Organic Gardening Use
FAQ
Can I use All Purpose Fertilizer on established plants, or only for new plantings?
Both. Use the New Planting method when you're starting, and switch to the Established Garden method once your plants are rooted. Just scale the amount to your plant's size and repeat every 4-6 weeks.
Will the mycorrhizae still work if I've used synthetic fertilizer before?
Yes, mycorrhizal fungi can recolonize roots over time even after synthetic use, though very high phosphorus levels can slow colonization. Switching to an organic routine like this one gives the fungi room to re-establish.
How is this different from a regular synthetic 5-5-5?
The N-P-K numbers may look similar, but a synthetic 5-5-5 only feeds what's already in the soil. This one adds biochar, mycorrhizae, and beneficial bacteria, so it's building soil structure and root activity while it's feeding.
Is it safe for all plant types (vegetables, natives, houseplants)?
Yes. It's formulated as a general-purpose feed for vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, and potted or bedding plants, indoors or out.
How long before I see results?
That depends on the plant and growing conditions, but most gardeners apply it every 4-6 weeks in garden beds (or 2-4 weeks in containers) as part of a regular feeding routine.

