Tomorite Levington Pour & Feed 2.5 Litre, Ready To Use Tomato Food, Green

2 cap fulls with every water. Happiest tomatoes I’ve ever had. Not great value for money but will last 2 summers easy. Good stuff!

Very easy to use needs no dilution - you just put a Cap full onto the base of the Tomatoes. I also did it with the melons and the chilies to see what happens. Go for the bigger sizes as it doesn’t go that far. I use it every two weeks and I’ll increase it to 2 couples once I can see tomatoes forming

An easy way to feed plants, just pour a cap full on the compost and water in.Works out a bit expensive compared to the concentrated Tomorite feed

Having used this tomato feed for a number of weeks now, the results are finally starting to show and I can confidently say my plants, fruit and veg are all flourishing. I visited a number of garden centres recently and I've not seen this one for sale so it definitely is worth getting if you can find it.It's worth mentioning the price for this seems to differentiate significantly on Amazon, this is a slight concern as I paid £3.36 for this in May 2018, a month later its £6.29. I still purchased it at this price for a second time as the product is excellent.My only gripe with this product is that it doesn't feed anywhere near 25 plants, it does say "feeds up to 25 plants" I guess I should pay greater attention to that clause. Having said that, I would have no hesitation in recommending this as a great product for feeding plants, fruits and vegetables, especially if you can get it for the price I paid in May.If you found my review helpful, please click the "Yes" or "Helpful" button to state this so I know its been a help to someone. Thank you!

all good

This was the second one of these I bought This time there was some sort of white duck or skin on the feed which came out in chunks looking very unhealthyI guess this weak feed mixture is unstable and mold can grow on itIt's a very expensive way to feed tomatoes and being dilute is not particularly environmentally friendlyPart of its popularity might be because of good reports in consumer mags but they are clearly wrongI would say your tomatoes won't taste any different using this and claiming 50% more fruit than not feeding at all is hardly a recommendationI would say there are much better feed options right here in Amazon which are much cheaper concentrated products you can water them down yourselfThere is no NPK info on this stuff so that in itself should be a warning that it is inconsistent

Has worked great, run out quite quickly so gone back to concentrate.

The very best feed for your tomatoes always gives me a bumper crop of large juicy toms