Grow More Herb Food 5-1-5 | 16oz Jar - (Case of 12)

Slow-Release Fertilizer Built for Culinary Herbs, 5-1-5

Culinary herbs are grown for flavor as much as size, which a generic fertilizer doesn't account for. Grow More Herb Food is a slow-release, all-natural 5-1-5 formula designed for annual and perennial herbs, aimed at enhancing natural oils and flavors.

16oz jar, case of 12, slow-release all-natural formula.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5-1-5 slow-release, all-natural formula — nitrogen-forward ratio suited to leafy, flavorful herb growth.
• Designed for annual and perennial herbs — one formula across both growth habits.
• Helps enhance natural oils and flavors — targeted at culinary quality, not just plant size.
• 16oz jar — sized for home herb gardens.

Who Should Use Grow More Herb Food

This fits home herb gardeners growing annual or perennial culinary herbs who want steady, slow-release feeding aimed at flavor and oil development rather than a generic all-purpose formula.

About Grow More Herb Food

Herb Food is part of Grow More's jar and jug fertilizer catalog, a line the brand builds around chelated micronutrients and formulas matched to a specific plant type or use case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this formula weighted toward nitrogen?

At 5-1-5, Herb Food carries more nitrogen relative to phosphorus and potassium, which supports the leafy, flavorful growth herb gardeners are usually growing for. That ratio is matched to herbs rather than flowering or fruiting plants.

Does this work for both annual and perennial herbs?

Yes, Grow More designed it for both annual and perennial herbs, so growers don't need a separate formula depending on which type of herb they're feeding. One jar covers a mixed herb bed without switching products by variety.

How does this affect flavor and oil content?

It's built to help enhance the natural oils and flavors that give culinary herbs their character, rather than just promoting leaf size. That's a distinction from a generic nitrogen-heavy fertilizer not tuned for flavor-relevant growth.

Is this a slow-release or fast-acting fertilizer?

It's a slow-release, all-natural formula, feeding gradually over time rather than delivering a quick nutrient spike. That steady release suits an herb garden growers are tending over a full season.