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Our new, big red Super-Gro Tomato Booster offers a larger, 1-gallon-plus reservoir, (50% more capacity than the original!) and a fourth fertilizer cup that provides four-point drip irrigation. Two extended "wings" collect extra water for irrigation, plus its big 25" x 13" "footprint" chokes out more weeds. And research shows that the red color stimulates bigger growth and earlier ripening. Get a set of six (a $21.99 value) for only $18.99!
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from shelton ct on 6/3/2009
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
it does not split in half and flimsy material lasts one year just buy tomato crater its the best country store used to sell it but got greedy replaced with lousy inhouse product
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
I have some of the black ones from about 10 years ago and my tomato boosers from several years ago. The black ones are still very strong. My tomato boosters were all cracked from last year. I was going to replace them but after reading the comments, I think I'll pass.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
Why cant they make this product wider (the length is ok), much thicker, uv resistant and stronger so it will last.
from The Berkshires of Western MA. on 3/31/2009
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
Grew nicer tomatoes than I have in several years.Had to weed less often. But the fertilizer holes plugged easily, meaning I had to frequently clean them out. At the end of the season they were cracked and broke into pieces when I picked them up. Can't afford to spend that much every year. This year I'll try the small black ones to see if they are any better.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Charlotte, NC on 3/29/2009
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
This product did not even last one summer. They tear up when you try to separate them after they arrived. Then the sun made them very brittle in a month. Very disappointing. I also bought the black ones which were sturdier. A few of the black ones survived 2 summers.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from South Bend, IN on 3/6/2009
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
I agree with the other reviews. They are good in theory but half way through the season the are pink and brittle. They are definitely too expensive for just one season. I can't even get all the pieces up in the fall because they break up so badly. I did like the black ones better also. Will probably go back to those.
[9 of 9 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
Agree with the previous review. My 12 red boosters were brittle and breaking apart after only one season of use. They also faded from red to pink. I'm going back to the black boosters which also produced good tomatoes, were less expensive and lasted for several seasons.
[13 of 14 customers found this review helpful]
from Brainerd MN on 10/22/2008
Comments about Six Super-Gro Tomato Boosters:
While the super-gro tomato boosters initially performed well, when I picked them up in the fall they literally crumbled, not usable for next year. They are too expensive for one-time use.