Fish Emulsion promotes root development, production and overall vigor. Add Fish emulsion regularly starting at planting and every 2-3 weeks.

Neem oil is a reliable organic spray that prevents and treats pest infestations. I treat my plants every week, specifically treating the undersides of plants to prevent infestations and/or disease. 

This is one of those steps that I have learned not to miss. I add this beneficial fungi to the root of the plant when planting. It helps with root growth, improves drought tolerance, and helps absorb water and nutrients.

Also aiding in root development, phosporous supports flowering, seed formation, fruiting and overall plant energy. I saw a huge difference when adding to my plants. Soil tests can help diagnose. 

You will need to test your plants soil to confirm that lime needs to be added. Lime should be applied when the soil is too acidic. The plants PH is below 6.0. A sign is when your plants do not grow even when fertilizing.

Nitrogen can naturally be added by planting beans as companions. Otherwise add to soil of leafy green plants that experience stunting, small leaves and during small yields. 

When my plants have alot of yellowing, curling, and losing their lower leaves, I add epsom salt for magnesium around the base of the plant.

I apply this food to my tomatoes monthly to help boost production and plant health. 

Introducing ladybugs to my yard was a game changer when whiteflies took over my squash, zuchinni, and cucumber plants. They are friends to the garden and can eat a massive of amount of bugs.