Is this organic? If so I want to know too!

I don't believe it's organic. It's one of those time-release granule types.

I use miracle grows slow release with calcium. Along with Ca this also has magnesium which most slow releases Dont. I use it along side of my normal dosing of foliage pro. I have no experience using it alone

Also mine are all in containers.

Mike

I use it around the garden fairly routinely and Its not organic. I like it because of the slow release coating. its not really granular once its used. Each little ball absorbs moisture and then liquifies and each ball has a different membrane thickness which means some will "pop" faster than others so its consistently putting low doses of liquid fertilizer into the soil.

I've used it before, but i also used fertilizers with it. I haven't used it this year and i haven't noticed much of a difference so far.

I have been meaning to ask all you guys that use foliage pro for potted plumeria, how often do you use it.

I use Foliage Pro at the recommended dosage at every watering, which is 1 tsp per gallon, along with a quarter tsp of Pro-Tekt.

I use Foliage Pro at the recommended dosage at every watering, which is 1 tsp per gallon, along with a quarter tsp of Pro-Tekt.

My father in law uses Osmocote on his plumeria and it seems to do just fine. It is not organic. It is actually a time release fert that feeds for up to 3 months I believe. I guess its the easy way out and if you have a ton of plumies then maybe its not such a bad idea. I prefer to feed mine with liquid fert because it gives me something to do and keeps me looking at my plumies every day. If I used a 3 month fert then I would probably forget when I fertlized it last and it would be more trouble trying to keep up with the dates, haha.