Jack's Classic 20-10-20 Citrus Food Water Soluble Fertilizer
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Jack's Classic Citrus FeED is a water-soluble powder fertilizer with a 20-10-20 NPK ratio plus added micronutrients, blended for citrus and other tropical plants. It dissolves in water and can be applied as a root drench or a foliar spray, and each tub includes a measuring scoop. The high nitrogen and potassium push leafy growth, strong branches and fruit set, while the phosphorus is modest. Compared with general-purpose all-purpose fertilizers, it is tuned for container and in-ground citrus, and the 27 ratings average 4.9 out of 5.
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Lowest price we've seen: $11.22 on Nov 11 at Garden Dominion Supply. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 11.
Raters give it 4.9 out of 5 across 27 ratings, and the pattern is citrus growers reporting greener leaves and steady growth after switching to it.
Jack's Classic 20-10-20 Citrus Food is a water-soluble fertilizer made for citrus plants. Its 20-10-20 formula has added micronutrients. It is intended to support vibrant green leaves, strong branches, and more fruit.
It comes as a powder concentrate. Mix a measured amount with water to make several gallons of liquid fertilizer. A measuring scoop is included to help you measure the right amount.
It can be used as a foliar feed or a root feed. You can spray it directly onto leaves or roots, or use it in a continuous feed system. Plants absorb the nutrients through their roots and leaves.
