Grow More All Purpose Fertilizer 30-10-10 - 25 lb - Bag

Water Soluble Nitrogen-Forward Feed for Green Growth - 25 lb Bag

Growers who want leafy, green plants need a feed that dissolves cleanly and delivers nitrogen without extras they did not ask for. Grow More All Purpose Fertilizer 30-10-10 is 100% water soluble and includes a booster for fast green-up and long residual greening. It contains no boron and no dye.

The 25 lb bag suits growers who feed regularly: indoor gardeners with several plantings, hydroponic operators, and small commercial growers who want to buy in bulk instead of in small tubs.

Key Features & Benefits

• 30-10-10 analysis — a nitrogen-heavy ratio suited to vegetative growth.
• 100% water soluble — dissolves in water for use in feeding programs.
• Greening booster — supports fast green-up and long residual greening.
• No boron, no dye — a simpler formulation to fit into your own nutrient plan.
• 25 lb bag — bulk quantity for repeated feedings.

Who Should Use Grow More All Purpose Fertilizer 30-10-10

Choose it if you run a vegetative stage and want a nitrogen-forward, water soluble feed. It fits home gardeners who feed often and commercial growers who prefer to buy in bulk.

About Grow More All Purpose Fertilizer 30-10-10

Grow More makes this all purpose fertilizer with an NPK analysis of 30-10-10. It is sold as a single 25 lb bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 30-10-10 mean?
A: The three numbers show the nutrient analysis: nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, in that order. This product is high in nitrogen compared with phosphorus and potassium.

Q: Is it water soluble?
A: Yes. The product is 100% water soluble, so it is meant to be dissolved in water for feeding.

Q: Does it contain boron or dye?
A: No. It contains neither boron nor dye.

Q: Is a high-nitrogen formula suited to flowering?
A: Nitrogen-forward feeds are generally used during vegetative growth. Many growers shift to a different ratio for flowering, so check your crop's needs.

Q: How much should I mix?
A: Follow the rate on the product label, as rates depend on your plants and system. Start conservatively and adjust based on plant response.