Your soil test calls for 5-10-15 fertilizer, but garden centers only stock lawn blends. No problem—you can mix an equivalent ratio using three farm-grade products available at most nurseries.
In a plastic tub, combine:
The result is a 7-18-24 analysis. The nutrient ratio (1-2.6-3.4) closely matches 5-10-15's 1-2-3. It's more concentrated, so apply at ½ to ⅔ the soil test's recommended rate. Always water in thoroughly.
Wear gloves and a dust mask. Mix outdoors. Store leftovers in a sealed, labeled container away from moisture. This blend gives you the phosphorus and potassium your vegetables need for root and fruit development, plus nitrogen for later growth spurts.
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