FoxFarm Happy Frog Jump Start Fertilizer 3-4-3 - 4 lb

Phosphorus and Mycorrhizae for Transplant Establishment - 4 lb

Transplanting and re-potting stress young roots, and plants can stall while they adapt to new media. This fertilizer supplies phosphorus, a nutrient needed in the early stages of plant growth, plus calcium and mycorrhizal fungi that help roots work more efficiently. Its analysis is 3-4-3 and it is a Registered CDFA Organic Input Material.

The 4 lb unit suits home gardeners and small indoor growers who transplant or re-pot a modest number of containers. It lets you try the product on a few plants before committing to larger volumes.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-4-3 analysis — a balanced formula with phosphorus as the highest number to support early growth.
• Calcium included — supports cell wall development in young plants.
• Mycorrhizal fungi — helps increase root efficiency and may improve nutrient and water uptake.
• Registered CDFA Organic Input Material — suits growers working to organic practices.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Happy Frog Jump Start Fertilizer

Use it if you transplant seedlings or re-pot container plants and want to support root establishment. It fits growers of any scale who want an organic-input fertilizer at planting time.

About FoxFarm Happy Frog Jump Start Fertilizer

FoxFarm Happy Frog Jump Start Fertilizer is a 3-4-3 fertilizer formulated for transplanted seedlings and re-potted container plants. Listed analysis includes 3% total nitrogen, 4% available phosphate, 3% soluble potash, 6% calcium and 1% magnesium. It contains mycorrhizal fungi and is a Registered CDFA Organic Input Material.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 3-4-3 mean?
A: The three numbers show the percentages of total nitrogen, available phosphate and soluble potash. Here that is 3% nitrogen, 4% phosphate and 3% potash.

Q: When should I use it?
A: Use it when you transplant seedlings or re-pot container plants. It is formulated for those stages.

Q: What are mycorrhizae?
A: Mycorrhizae are beneficial fungi that associate with plant roots. They help increase root efficiency, which may improve nutrient uptake and water absorption.

Q: Why is phosphorus emphasized?
A: Phosphorus is a nutrient needed in the early stages of plant growth. That makes it useful when young plants are establishing in new containers.

Q: Is it suitable for organic growing?
A: It is a Registered CDFA Organic Input Material. Check your own program or certifier requirements before use.