Just so you know......this is not an organic product.

Organic growing is less about finding some magic elixar such as a fertilizer then about making your soil into a good, healthy soil that will grow strong and healthy plants. Before looking for some miracle product to through at your plants take a good look at the soil they are growing in to see what that soil might need.

What is your soils pH? Most plants will grow best in soils with a pH between 6.2 and 6.8 where most all nutrtients are most readily available. However, there are some plants that have evolved growing in soils with a different pH.

Does that soil drain well? Does that soil retain moisture? Sounds contradictory, but plants need some soil moisture to uptake nutrients while too much soil moisture can inhibit that.

What does your soil smell like? A good, healthy soil alive with the Soil Food Web will have a pleasant, earthy smell.

What kind of life is in your soil. A good, healthy soil will be alive with things ranging from earthworms to slugs and snails, pill, sow, potato bugs or wood lice (different names for the same critters), centipedes, millepedes, are ones you can easily see but there are many more microscopic that these give an indication are there.

How much organic matter is in your soil. The Soil Food Web needs this to live on and they convert this into the nutrients your plants need to thrive. Organic matter is any vegetative waste and many of us make some of that into compost and use more of it as mulch material. Some even grow cover, or green manure, crops to add more organic matter to their soil.

As I type this there is an ad displayed for a fertilizer that says "Everyone Grows with Miracle Gro" which is a large lie since I do not. That eliminates at least one person from the everyone category.