Greenway Biotech, Inc. Strawberry 8-12-32 Fertilizer Powder 100% Water Soluble Plus Trace Minerals- Includes Essential Chelated Micronutrients for Tasty Fruits (2 Pounds 400 Gallons)

I’ve been using the Greenway Biotech Strawberry Fertilizer for a couple of months now, and the results have been impressive. My strawberry plants have grown stronger, and the fruits are larger and sweeter than ever before. The 8-12-32 formula with trace minerals is just what my garden needed to thrive. I also love that it’s 100% water-soluble, making application simple and efficient. This fertilizer is perfect for anyone looking to enhance the yield and taste of their strawberries. Highly effective and worth every penny!

My newly planted strawberry plants bloomed and started fruiting quickly using this fertilizer. I used only half a teaspoon per plant, per package directions. Worked into the soil slightly then watered. Apparently you can dissolve it in water, but applying a small amount per plant worked well, and I think it’s easier. Results were really fast too.

Home gardening hobbyists will find the product easy to use and excellent results. Plants are healthier and bear fruit longer periods since I have been using this product last year. Repurchased based upon performance.

good product

Ordered a 1LB bag 3/2023.Actual Package instructions are in Tablespoons (1/4 tbsp = 3/4 tsp Growth, 3/8 tbsp = 1 1/8 tsp Bloom)Amazon Page Product Photo (which shows a 2lb bag) photo are in Teaspoons (1/4 tsp growth, 1/3 tsp bloom)Greenway Website Product Photo for 1 and 2 lb bag, also in Teaspoons (1/4 tsp growth, 1/3 tsp bloom)Greenway Website Text Table (1/2 tsp Growth, 1/2 tsp Bloom)Greenway Website Liquid Application Instructions Link, in Tablespoons (1/4 tbsp or 3/4 tsp Growth, 3/8 tbsp or 1 1/8 tsp Bloom)Trying out 1/2 Teaspoon for my 1 gallon hydroponic DWC setup, seems to be doing okay but this might be why there are reviews of peoples plants dieing.No response from website contact form about what is actually correct.Update:They responded and confirmed 1/2 tsp per gallon.

Love that I can use this small amount to get many gallons of product that is very easy to spray on,

The media could not be loaded. I setup a small 4 gallon ebb and flow hydroponic system for fun and these nutrients work beautifully. I added Epsom salt to increase sweetness of the berries and extra calcium nitrate to prevent tip burn and crinkling leaves. Notice how green and healthy the plants look afterwards in the video. I dosed my reservoir per the fruiting instructions and keep my pH between 5.5 and 6.5, but closer to 5.5. I’m still learning. My strawberry plants are happy :)

Gave this a try after having some success with General Hydroponics. I noticed my strawberries started taking a turn for the worse after a few days. I noticed the ppm was quite low in my reservoir and decided to mix up a fresh batch. The TDS is coming out right around 200ppm using 1/4 tsp per gallon. Per the website this is supposed to produce an 800ppm concentration. Did you guys screw up the conversion between liters and gallons by any chance? Seems like a 1000 gallon bag is being falsely advertised if it really only produces 250 gallons.