what would you have to lose ?

LOL...isn't that the truth?!?

Sharon

Sharon, It wouldn't hurt to try it, but keep in mind that any fruit that forms in early September may not have a chance to size up and ripen before the first frost.

If the first frost is early this year, you won't get to harvest much, if anything, from the plants fed Bloom Booster now. But, if the first frost is late, you could get a lot. So, why not give it a shot? However, after giving it that dose of Bloom Booster fertilizer now, I wouldn't feed it again this fall. You will want for the fruit that form/set in early September to have the best chance of sizing up and ripening, and to encourage that you don't want for the plants to keep setting more and more fruit. What you will want is for the plant to put its energy into sizing up and ripening the early fruit that form from blooms that you get following the use of Bloom Booster. If later fruit is setting, it can interfere in the development of the early fruit that already have set.

Dawn

Good thoughts....I put it on today - we'll see what happens :~)

Sharon