Thunderstorm Fertilizer

Have you ever noticed how plants seem to "green up" and look so lush after a thunderstorm?

Thunderstorm Fertilizer™ is a biologically based liquid fertilizer designed to mimic the effects of lightning in a thunderstorm which charges the plants and causes rapid growth and "green up" in your food plot. Use Thunderstorm Fertilizer which is loaded with trace minerals and nutrients to give your food plot a boost and make it irresistible to wildlife!

Grows Greener Plants

Thunderstorm Fertilizer promotes better plant root systems and microbial activity which can unlock additional minerals and nutrients that may be tied up in your soil. Thunderstorm Fertilizer provides a synergistic blend of nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, and other essential nutrients making our fertilizer more effective - meaning you'll have a greener and more vibrant food plot longer into the hunting season!

Sweetens Food Plot Plants

Plants that grow in rich soil with access to trace elements and micronutrients are healthier and taste better (sweeter) than other plants. Deer have a sensitive palate and are able to detect healthier plants that are full of nutrients.

Most food plots are grown in areas where these micro nutrients and trace elements are limited. By applying Thunderstorm Fertilizer you'll be improving the nutrition and flavor of your food plot plants, helping you draw more deer to your food plot than you ever dreamed possible!

Improve Antler Growth

Trace minerals are vital to improving antler development in buck and overall herd health. The best way to supply trace minerals is through plants which the deer eat. Foliar application of Thunderstorm Fertilizer supplies more digestible trace minerals to the deer via the plants than a mineral site can provide. By improving the soil and plants in your food plot, you are improving the health of the deer feeding there.

Usage

This product can be used on any vegetation or native browse to establish a pattern of deer movement.

Application

Shake well before using and agitate in tank. Mix 1 gallon of Thunderstorm Fertilizer with 15-20 gallons of water per acre. Apply foliar application after plants are 4-6" high. For optimum results, apply 2 to 4 times during the growing season. Best applied early morning or late evening. Do not use during drought. Store in a cool dry place.

Testimonials

I decided to try Thunderstorm Fertilizer after seeing my plot struggle in early season. I was amazed at how quickly my clover plot turned around. The color was deeper and it boosted several inches in no time. Then it all came together. The deer devoured the plot almost quicker than I could have gotten there to hunt it. I was able to get my 14 year old son set up immediately in the plot. 1 hunt 1 kill! That's how I like things to work.

- Jeff, Wisconsin

Many of my food plots are heavily shaded and often have stunted growth. But after adding Thunderstorm Fertilizer this past season the plots were greener and the plants fuller than any season to date. The deer absolutely loved it!

- Chad, Missouri

This year for the first time we used Thunderstorm Fertilizer in a clover plot in front of our cabin. We currently have the best looking clover we had there yet. Best of all the deer are loving it. We applied it in the middle of March and by the end of May the deer had dug up two areas as if we would've dumped a bucket of minerals on a pile. (We're still not sure if we stopped there with the sprayer and it got a heavier dose or that's just where they decided to dig) We also noticed more deer in the clover than other years so we're definitely going to use Thunderstorm Fertilizer again!

- Lonesome Hollow Camp, Pennsylvania

We applied Thunderstorm Fertilizer on our 3 acre Summer Draw food plot on June 15th and as I came to the end of the plot I took a wide turn and the boom swung out over the corn. I came back the following Wednesday and the deer had devoured the corn where Thunderstorm had been applied. I was amazed at how soon the deer found the treated area and the drawing power of Thunderstorm Fertilizer in our food plot.

- A.K. Farm, York County, PA