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This compost appears to be helping my ailing tomato plant. The leaves were turning yellow, the stems were spindly, and there was very little growth. It had been six weeks since I planted it. After mixing most of this bag into the soil of my 27-gallon planter a week ago, the leaves are turning green, and the plant is showing signs of new growth. There are even a few flower buds on the plant. I only have the one plant because I'm not an avid gardener. There is no place for a garden. My tomato plant is more of a fun hobby, a pleasant pastime to enjoy in my retirement.

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This has made my plants grow like never before.

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Well I only just received it so I don't know how well it will help my plants. But I do know it is a great material to work with. It has absolutely no characteristics of manure (except hopefully the good ones.). It has the texture of sort of fine top soil, and is easily spread on the ground and worked into the soil. There is no smell. The bag was not too large so I could lift it. No clumps. I am thinking of getting more of it and putting it in areas of my garden. I have seen the garden of a friend who uses her horse's manure, and those plants are sooo healthy and big, so I am looking forward to great growth for my honeysuckles.

Got this compost to perk up our raised beds for planting last season and we got bumper crops of tomatoes, squash, beans and peppers. Bought several bags again this year because it works. It's very rich looking and almost the consistency of coffee grounds, no sticks or other contamination.

Used it on my indoor and outdoor plants and could see an immediate improvement. Like that there is no strong odor like most compost and I can use it inside.

Tiny bag for $20. Not sure if it provides any benefits. It is just finely sieved dry soil.