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Tried the Purely Organic yesterday and must say I am not impressed with the consistency...more of a clumpy powdery and found it challenging to spread evenly.
It does not matter what you use. It only matters what the chemistry is. Your plants do not care where the **** comes from, whatsoever. Most “natural” fertilizer is less effective that those made in a lab. Knock yourself out, or do what makes you feel better, but your plants don’t care.
I looked at previous posts, but couldn’t find it do you recall the name of the product you’re referring to?
Milorganite is heavy nitrogen. Medium phosphorus and no potash. A balanced fertilizer is up, down, and all around. Sure it will green up stuff, but it won’t support the root system as well as other things.
Yes I would say Purely Organic is not at the top of my list again it wasn't bad but it wasn't great.
If the consistency was slightly different I might be more interested in it as it definitely did provide a nice green up.
I will say using Milorganite most of last year I was impressed. I have already picked up a number of bags of it for the season as well as several bags of ProCare from Lowe's.
Also love using the Milorganite on my perennials.
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Originally Posted by BostonMike7
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It was Purely Organic.
Wasn't a fan.
My lawn has been consistently green and lush year after year using primarily Milorganite. I do not irrigate. Grass is only watered by the rain
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