Levington Tomorite Liquid Tomato Food, Concentrate, 1L, Red

Great product for a bargain. Plants are looking very healthy and vibrant, flowering well and producing lots of fruit. Very easy to use and versatile across a range of plants not exclusive to tomatoes. Highly recommend.

Tomorite has been around for a very long time and as such can be trusted to deliver healthy and vibrant growth on all of your plants. My late father used to use this in his greenhouse each evening when he watered his Tomato plants. We always enjoyed a plentiful and tasty crop of Tomatoes. I also think the lettuces he used to grow underneath the tomato plants were all the better for getting their 'dose' of Tomorite. I was at someone's house and they had a most beautiful display of potted plants inside their house. I asked about how it is the blooms were so prolific. She then revealed that she watered them with Tomorite. This surprised me at first as I thought it was exclusively applicable to the cultivation of tomato plants. I then thought about this and with my knowledge of 'rural science', including gardening, then it seemed logical that it would work with most plants. This is because it is essentially a liquid fertilizer. It does however, contain a couple of other ingredients that are maybe not in other fertilizers. A quick search of the Web reveals: Tomorite is primarily an NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) 4-3-8 fertilizer, but it also contains the following additional ingredients: Seaweed Extract: Supplies essential micronutrients for maximum growth, health, and flavour. Magnesium: Enriched with this nutrient to prevent yellowing leaves and ensure healthy foliage. I think it is the two ingredients listed above that of course helps any type of flowering houseplants to thrive so well and to produce abundant lush green leaves and flowers. I received two 1 litre bottles which for use purely on my houseplants will last a very long time. You only need a tiny amount of the concentrate into the water you are going to use to water your plants. I have to guess the amount as I do not have many plants in the house. I would strongly advise not to use too much of the concentrate when making up the dilution. It is powerful stuff and effectively you will get a 'scorching effect' taking place on your plants. Effectively, this will mean you will probably be: "Killing them with Kindness" - not a good idea! Too much of a 'Good Thing' is - well - really - Too much of a Good Thing! It is a case of a 'Little and Often' - does the trick. Here's to all our 'green fingers' and importantly, our healthy green, and in some cases, prolific flowing houseplants.

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.

have always used this for tomatoes and works really well. plenty of plant feed for one bottle. the price is very good.wrll packaged

Not much to be said, geniune product, great price. My goto tomato food, also use it on chillies, potatoes, cucumbers, berries etc.

The bottle looked good was packaged well and a very good product which I used through spring and summer, and I yielded a lot of juicy tomatoes and it worked well with my cucumbers which I grew for the very first time during the last summer months. I will definitely buy this again. An excellent plant food as it did the job. The size was good and it lasted a long time.Value for money.

I have a cherry tomato plant on a very sunny windowsill and we had about 8 very tasty tomatoes from the plant and around another 8 were there ready to ripen, but the plant didn't look too healthy. I fed it with this liquid food and 4 days later masses of yellow flowers appeared and it looks as if we are going to have a lot of tomatoes just from this one plant. It will soon be going outside in the sun. I also watered runner beans and sweet peas with the feed and soon saw a difference in the plants and the sweet peas are coming into flower in mid-May.

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