- Package contains 3 pounds organic blood meal plant fertilizer grains and is produced to avoid wasteful runoff, mess, hazards and smells
- Blood meal fertilizer is formulated with a 12-0-0 NPK to provide bulbs, plants, and flowers nutrients they need for a high yield and vibrant blooms
- Jobe's organic blood meal fertilizer contains no synthetic chemicals and is OMRI listed for organic gardening by the USDA
- Application is simple and should be done monthly or as needed during the growing season
- Organic fertilizer is easily measured to provide the right amount of nutrients for tomatoes, spinach, broccoli & leafy greens without over fertilizing
From the manufacturer
Less Work - More Results
Making the world a happier more beautiful place one garden at a time
For the last half century, Jobe’s has been leading innovation in fertilizing methods that are not only good for gardens but also good for the planet. We pride ourselves on simple methods that target where your plants need it most: the roots. From our root feeders to slow-release granulars and spikes, our fertilizer options are convenient and targeted, no matter your gardening style or specific plant needs.
Granular fertilizers typically have slower-to-release components and last longer while providing the roots of plants the nutrients they need to thrive
Our granular fertilizers are OMRI listed by the USDA for organic gardening to boost your garden’s plants. We offer a variety of granular options to provide more blooms, more fruits, and more luscious plants
Jobe's Organics fertilizers are made with balanced NPK formulas and are easily measured to provide the right amount of nutrients for plants without risk of over fertilizing
We produced our 1st Jobe's fertilizer spike in 1969. Since then, we have expanded our product line and proudly produce both the Jobe's and Jobe's Organics brands at at our factory in Kentucky
Jobe's Organics fertilizers can be used indoors and outdoors and are safe to use around children and pets
Apply every 8 weeks or as needed during the growing season
Gardens with low-nitrogen soil, for flower gardens, vegetable gardens to produce lots of vegetables like zucchini and tomatoes, and root crops like beets, carrots, and potatoes
