🌱 Feed the roots, watch the magic grow!
The Ross 14636 Root Feeder Fertilizer Refills come in a convenient 36-count pack, featuring a powerful 25-10-10 nutrient analysis designed specifically for trees and shrubs. Each refill is easy to use, requiring no mixing or measuring, and provides a generous 36 liters of liquid volume to nourish your plants right at the roots.
| Liquid Volume | 36 Liters |
| Item Weight | 21 Ounces |
| Specific Uses For Product | At The Roots,The Roots |
| Target Species | shade trees, shrubs, and various types of grass |
| Coverage | At the roots |
| Item Form | Granules |
T**É
Works well
Grew new grass quickly
C**N
Ross 14636 Root Feeder Fertilizer Refills
I've been using these fertilizer blocks in a deep root feeder that hooks up to my garden hose. We planted 6 trees about 5 years ago and they are fertilized every spring and late fall as directed. My trees are growing fast and look great. The feeder is purchased separately. I will buy these every year and you should too if, you want beautiful and healthy trees.
D**A
Easy to use in a probe
Reasonable price and easy to use
F**A
Product đź‘Ť
We like this product
M**2
Great product..trees are happy
Easy to use and store bulk packaging. In drought situation now so I give my trees a nice root watering once a week and alternate using one stick of this for every couple inches of trunk diameter. Trees look good in spite of no rain and the added fertilizer sure helps them out during this hot weather. Fast shipping, reasonable price and all is good.
M**E
Could not find locally, glad Amazon carrys it.
Great product but hard to find. Amazon continues to carry it at a good price and fast delivery.
K**M
good
Like the convenience
N**K
Product is amazing. Seller is taking advantage
There is nothing better to feed trees at the root and conserve water.Came back to this seller to reup and found the price has doubled in two years, but Home Depot has this same product and quantity for under $10. Don’t let this seller take advantage of you by exploiting the “inflation” or “supply-chain” narrative.
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