Jack's Classic Petunia FeED 20-6-22 | 10lb

Iron-Hungry Bedding Plant Fertilizer, 20-6-22, 10lb

Bedding plants like petunia and calibrachoa are prone to iron-deficiency chlorosis under a standard all-purpose feeding program. Jack's Classic Petunia FeED is a 20-6-22 formula specially formulated for iron hungry crops such as petunia, calibrachoa, bacopa, nemesia, diascia, and scaevola, delivering nutrition through both roots and foliage.

10lb size, 20-6-22 iron-hungry bedding plant formula.

Key Features & Benefits

• 20-6-22 formula for iron-hungry bedding crops — matched to petunia, calibrachoa, bacopa, nemesia, diascia, and scaevola.
• Delivers nutrition through roots and foliage — works whether mixed as a drench or sprayed directly on the leaves.
• Added iron to prevent iron-deficiency chlorosis — targets the specific nutrient gap common to this crop group.
• 100% water-soluble formula — mixes cleanly for consistent feeding without residue buildup.

Who Should Use Jack's Classic Petunia FeED

This fits growers of petunia, calibrachoa, bacopa, nemesia, diascia, scaevola, or other iron-hungry bedding crops who want a formula built around that specific nutrient gap.

About JR Peters / Jack's Classic

The Jack's Classic line is manufactured by JR Peters, a family-run company whose on-site lab sits alongside its production facility, giving growers fast turnaround on plant-tissue and water sample testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How and when should Petunia FeED be applied?

Mix it according to label directions and apply during the active growing season, since the 20-6-22 ratio with added iron is built specifically for iron-hungry bedding crops. It delivers nutrition through both roots and foliage, so growers can mix it as a drench or spray it directly on the leaves.

What crops is this formula specially formulated for?

JR Peters built this 20-6-22 formula for iron-hungry crops such as petunia, calibrachoa, bacopa, nemesia, diascia, and scaevola, among others. Those crops share a tendency toward iron-deficiency chlorosis that a standard all-purpose fertilizer doesn't specifically address.

Why do these bedding plants need extra iron?

Iron-hungry crops like petunia and calibrachoa are prone to iron-deficiency chlorosis, which shows up as yellowing between leaf veins when iron uptake can't keep pace with growth. Petunia FeED's 20-6-22 ratio is formulated with that specific nutrient gap in mind rather than treating iron as an afterthought.

What size and packaging is this listing?

This listing is the 10lb size. All Petunia FeED sizes share the same 20-6-22 formula, so the choice comes down to how much product a grower needs on hand.