Jack's Classic ClassiCote 15-8-23 Controlled-Release Fertilizer - 2 lb - Shaker Jar
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Gradual Feeding With Less Reapplication - 2 lb Shaker Jar
Frequent liquid feeding takes time, and uneven feeding can leave plants short of nutrients between applications. Jack's Classic ClassiCote 15-8-23 is a controlled-release (time-release) fertilizer that supplies nutrients over time rather than all at once. Its 15-8-23 analysis gives a balanced feed for vegetative growth and general plant performance.
The 2 lb shaker jar suits home gardeners, container growers and anyone trialling a time-release program on a few plants. It is easy to store and to dose by hand. Larger operations may find it useful for spot feeding or small test areas.
Key Features & Benefits
- Controlled-release formula — nutrients release gradually, which reduces how often you need to feed.
- 15-8-23 NPK analysis — a defined nutrient ratio you can plan your feeding program around.
- Shaker jar — you dose directly from the jar without a separate scoop.
- Compact jar — about 3.8 x 3.8 x 5.6 in, so it fits easily on a shelf.
- Broad recommended use — suited to gardens, vegetables, turf, container plants and trees.
Who Should Use Jack's Classic ClassiCote 15-8-23
Choose it if you want a hands-off feeding option for container plants, garden beds, turf or trees. It suits growers who want steady nutrition between regular watering and feeding routines.
About Jack's Classic ClassiCote 15-8-23
Jack's Classic ClassiCote 15-8-23 is a controlled-release fertilizer sold as a 2 lb shaker jar. The distributor lists a recommended use for gardens, vegetables, turf, container plants and trees. The product is sold each.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does 15-8-23 mean?
A: The three numbers show the fertilizer's nitrogen, phosphate and potash content, in that order. 15-8-23 is the NPK analysis for this product.
Q: What does controlled-release mean?
A: A controlled-release fertilizer supplies nutrients gradually rather than all at once. This can mean fewer applications than a quick-dissolving feed.
Q: Can I use it on container plants?
A: Yes. Container plants are one of the recommended uses listed for this product. Follow the label for the amount to use.
Q: Where can I find application rates?
A: Application rates are on the product label. A label document for this product is also available from the manufacturer's distributor.
Q: Is it suitable for hydroponic systems?
A: The listed uses are gardens, vegetables, turf, container plants and trees, and hydroponic use is not listed. Check the label before using it in any recirculating system.
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