Powerful Fertilizer for Tomatoes, Peppers, and Onions – The Garden Secret That Changed Everything – Page 3

Prevents blossom end rot and boosts fruit size

Bonus: The calcium content is a natural defense against one of tomato growers’ biggest frustrations.

For Peppers

Blend into soil before planting

Side-dress with a handful when flowers appear

Encourages thick walls and bold flavor

Peppers love potassium — and this delivers it in spades.

For Onions

Work into soil before planting — onions are shallow-rooted and need fertile, loose soil

Avoid high nitrogen — you want bulbs, not greens

Composted manure provides steady, balanced nutrition

Result? Big, sweet, full-sized bulbs — not tiny nubs.

🛒 Where to Get It (And How to Make Your Own)

Buy It:

Look for bagged composted chicken manure at garden centers (brands like Nature’s Blend or Down to Earth)

Or ask local farms — many sell it in bulk

Make It:

If you keep chickens:

Mix manure with carbon-rich bedding (straw, leaves, sawdust)

Pile and turn regularly

Let it compost 6–12 months

Powerful Fertilizer for Tomatoes, Peppers, and Onions – The Garden Secret That Changed Everything