Opened Plant-Tone bags 4–5 years old, plus wet daffodil fertilizer dried out. Still good? Plant-Tone: indefinitely shelf-stable. But for garden beds, it's unnecessary — soil microbes feed plants better.
Some N forms feed pathogens that rot bulbs. Need chemical analysis to know. Dry = stable, but may be wrong formula.
Better: compost, bone meal, wood ash (K) for bulbs. Feed soil, not package.
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