Taste the difference.
32 fl oz Ready-to-Use
For tomatoes, strawberries, melons and peppers that look ripe but taste flat. Spray at flowering, once or twice.
Homegrown fruit should taste better than the store’s — and often doesn’t. Sweetness is sugar the plant moves into fruit while it forms, and a plant pushed hard on nitrogen spends that energy on leaves instead. Sweet Harvest feeds the fruit, not the foliage, so tomatoes, berries and melons fill with flavor.
Phosphorus and potassium — the nutrients that move sugar into developing fruit — plus natural plant sugars the plant can take up directly, and deliberately no nitrogen. The detail, for those who want it: NPK 0-13-5 with magnesium, xylose, trehalose, mannitol, amino acids and stevioside. Growers measure fruit sugar as brix; this formula is built to support it during fruit set and fill.
When do I spray?
At flowering and early fruit set — spray the plant, including flowers and young fruit — then once more about ten days later.
Is it a season-long feed?
No. It is a flavor finisher for edibles, used once or twice at flowering. Pair it with Plant Feed for everyday nutrition.
Can I use it with Color Burst?
Yes, on the same crops. Sweet Harvest builds the flavor; Color Burst brings the color.
