Form (liquid vs. dry) matters less than composition. Organic fertilizers—liquid or pelleted—explode microbial populations. Synthetic fertilizers—liquid or pelleted—are salts that harm soil biology.
Organic = microbe food. Synthetic = plant junk food. Choose organic in any form for long-term soil and plant health.
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