Tomorite Liquid Tomato Food, Concentrate, 1L, Red

I have always found this to be a good and reliable fertiliser, not only for tomatoes but also for any flowering summer plants, and the Amazon prices are always good.

Great tomato feed. I use it on most of my veggies and they all seem to be thriving. Plants look healthy and produce more fruit and veg. I grow everything from tomatoes to courgettes, French beans, strawberries and pumpkins. About 50+ plants in my garden and I’ve found that one bottle of this will feed all of them throughout spring, summer and autumn. So one bottle really does last a long time. Overall, super happy with the product.

I wasn’t expecting to become emotionally attached to a bottle of tomato feed, but here we are. After trying a fair few fertilisers over the years – some that promised the moon and delivered wilted stems – I gave this one a go based on the solid reviews. I’m pleased to report it’s more than lived up to the hype. In fact, it's quietly become my secret weapon in the garden. It’s primarily sold as tomato food, and yes, my tomatoes have responded with unbridled enthusiasm. I’ve had vines so productive they’ve started resembling a Mediterranean tomato glut rather than a modest UK patio grow. Rich foliage, healthy growth, and the sort of glossy red fruit that looks suspiciously like something from a gardening magazine. No splitting, no pale, watery fruit – just proper, flavourful tomatoes that make you feel like you’ve actually got the hang of this whole growing-your-own thing. But the real surprise came when I decided to push the boundaries. After all, a bottle of feed is never safe from experimentation in my shed. I tried it on the hydrangeas. They flourished. The salvia? Practically leapt skyward. Even the hanging baskets, normally starting to look a bit jaded by mid-season, remained exuberant right through summer. Blooms galore, vibrant colour, and none of that overfed, flabby foliage you sometimes get when you’ve been a bit heavy-handed with the fertiliser. What I particularly like is how balanced it feels. It’s not too strong – no scorched roots or unhappy leaves – but it’s certainly not weak either. It has that Goldilocks quality of being just right, especially if you follow the instructions without getting overly creative with the measuring cap. It mixes easily, pours cleanly, and doesn't require any mystical rituals to apply – just a watering can and a slightly smug attitude. In terms of value, I genuinely think it punches above its weight. A little goes a long way, and considering the results I've had across such a variety of plants, it's earned every penny and then some. It’s not just tomato food – it’s become my go-to feed for most of the garden. A sort of botanical all-rounder that never puts a leaf wrong. If you’re looking for a reliable, effective and surprisingly versatile fertiliser that won’t fry your plants or your wallet, this is well worth a place on the potting bench. Just don’t be surprised if you end up using it on everything from your veg patch to your flower borders – I certainly have.

Good product, been using for years

Use this for feeding flowering plants throughout the summer - great results and flower growth at half the price of the likes of Miracle Grow and the like!

Reliable product.

Very good no need to recomend it as every gardener knows how good it is

Great! I used either tomato food or seaweed for all my garden. This is a good sized container, and it will last quite a while on our small garden. It's constantly being recommended by various gardeners, it's affordable and it works. It's most effective when any fruits have set, otherwise you get a lot of greenery and not much else. I used it on all my garden flowers etc. Happy to recommend.