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16-lbs Jobe's Organics 9224 Granular Plant Food (Fruit & Citrus)

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Amazon has 16-lbs Jobe's Organics 9224 Granular Plant Food (Fruit & Citrus) for $17.48. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+,

Home Depot has 16-lbs Jobe's Organics 9224 Granular Plant Food (Fruit & Citrus) for $17.48. Shipping is free.

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Specially formulated to provide fruit and citrus bearing trees with the nutrients they need for abundant and healthy growth
Organic granular plant food fertilizer
OMRI registered
Jobe's Biozome also improves soil conditions; Helps your garden resist disease, insects, drought and other unfavorable conditions within a growing season
Apply every 4-6 weeks
Will not burn plants when applied as directed

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 16lbs Jobe's 9224 Granular Plant Food (Fruit & Citrus) for $17.48. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+ OOS -> Available again

Home Depot [homedepot.com] has 16lbs Jobe's 9224 Granular Plant Food (Fruit & Citrus) for $17.48. Shipping is free.

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Theres something about this brand fertilizer compared to other organic brands, my avocado and mango produce more and slightly larger fruit, i just move the soil, spread this in the groove then cover with the soil. For fun i also sprinkled some in some sugarcane propagating in water and the speed at which they developed was surprising, placed a little in potted Bougainvillea and Hydrangea and they look healthy and are pushing out lots of blooms. I will test on grapes and strawberries, but this is a winner for me and i used less than directed.

Is this sale price? seems like normal price to me in Home Depot

Not a deal at all, HD (and Lowes IIRC) has it at this price and it isn't even on sale:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Jobe-.../205750691

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04-18-2023 at 07:58 PM.

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I have never seen any product using the other definition of organic.

It is used by certain articulate gardeners. Product, no, unless you count blog posts and such.

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04-30-2023 at 10:55 AM.

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Not a deal at all, HD (and Lowes IIRC) has it at this price and it isn't even on sale:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Jobe-.../205750691

I ordered it from Home Depot based on your comment and I'm still waiting for it to be delivered. Been weeks and weeks. Long live Amazon.

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04-30-2023 at 12:42 PM.

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I ordered it from Home Depot based on your comment and I'm still waiting for it to be delivered. Been weeks and weeks. Long live Amazon.

Whenever you need something ASAP and have two options where one is at a lower price but longer delivery time, get both the more expensive one that will arrive first and then once you get the cheaper one, return it in place of the more expensive one. Formula for this is: V = SD², where V = value.