Snake Plant 4 fl.oz

I'm giving it 5 stars, but I honestly cant prove whether it actually works or not. I bought a peace lily in the spring for my livingroom and I have used this as directed for the last 2 or 3 months. It's still alive, appears healthy, and has had 3 blooms since i purchased. That being said I'm not sure if the plant food has had anything to do with that as it was healthy when i started using it.

We've got a couple rare monstera variants and my girlfriend is very particular about watering them and making sure they're all happy. We mix this in with some water once a month or so to keep the soil rich in nutrients that the plant craves. We did notice that it helped promote some of our leafs opened up a bit faster than the untreated plants but that could also be due to the lighting conditions and different soil types too. Either way we're pleased with this bottle. It can lasts a while if you use is sparingly. Overall we highly recommend for anyone who has a couple high demanding monsteras.

My plants have really thrived since I started using this plant food. It's easy to use. The mixing instructions are right on the bottle. I used an old milk jug to mix it with water and apply it according to the directions. My plants perked up within a day or two. It only takes a set number of drops per gallon. It's a good value and should last a long while. My plants are growing lush and green now!

I used this for all of my indoor plants and man did they grow after getting fertilized. Usually I don't use fertilizer and they do fine, but wanted to give it a go and see how they did. New growths on my purple jew plant as well as new growths from my snake plants. As long as your plants take the same proportions of N-P-P no matter what the label says it's for your plants will love you for it.

I've been adding this to my watering can for a few months. It's very simple and easy to add to the mix at the right concentration. It seems to have helped my plants, but hard to tell if it was due to this fertilizer or because spring finally arrived. I've been using it for all my houseplants, not just the specific type on the bottle. Hasn't caused any harm.

This plant food is easy to use. I only have one orchid to feed, so I cut the mix of food to water down to a quarter. That makes enough solution to completely soak the root ball and I let the excess run off. This bottle will last me for ages, as I only use five drops at a time. The orchid is putting out some new growth, as well, so it's responding well.

My daughter gave me an orchid a few months ago, and sadly I have a terrible track record with plants (I once killed a cactus). So I’ve been feeding my orchid this supplement with its weekly watering, and although the blossoms have withered and fallen off, the leaves and stem remain green and healthy, so I”m going to call this a win. The only issue I have is with the instructions for dilution. You pretty much have to make a large quantity of the stuff, otherwise it’s almost impossible to accurately measure a small enough quantity of the supplement to add to the few ounces used each week to water the plant.

I have used it on few on my house plants. It's hard to quantify success of this fertilizer just yet maybe, but to my eyes I feel plants are thriving with this fertilizer. Very easy to use. Comes with dropper that as measurements on it to make it easy to fertilize your plants precisely. I will continue to use and time will tell on how effectively it works. I recommend it based on success so far.

Great plant food! So easy to use, I prefer liquids that can go in the water. Made my pothos plants huge! I m going to get a lot of uses out of this bottle, price is decent.

As other reviews have mentioned, it is difficult to review this from an effectiveness standpoint until I see results after a couple of months. It has been about 3 weeks since I first applied this fertilizer to my Peace Lily plant. I will vow to update this review in a month or so, once the fertilizer has had enough time to hopefully do its magic. I use another product made by the AgroMagen brand frequently to deal with green caterpillars that try to eat my Kale and Mustard Greens I grow on my outdoor hydroponic tower. It is called BioSafe and it works wonders. So after seeing this on Amazon and that I could use it on my indoor houseplants, I had to try it. A couple things to note… 1. I took a trip to the AgroMagen website and found no mention of this product at all, anywhere. Similar shaped bottles but nothing with this label or dropper cap. Interesting. 2. Several of these fertilizers are offered claiming to treat14 different types of plants such as Peace Lily, Jasmine, Fiddle Leaf Fig, etc. However, all of them contain the same amounts of minerals in each, just with a different plant type label slapped on the front. Seems a bit misleading to me. As for the dropper cap, there are no measuring lines on it so it is impossible to know how much you are applying. The recommended dosage is 1mL per quart of water. I looked through the fractional teaspoon set we have in the kitchen and found that 1/4 teaspoon = 1.25mL. For this application, it should be close enough. So, I picked up a full dropper and put it in the 1/4TSP. I emptied the remainder of fertilizer back into the bottle. Then I sucked up the fertilizer from the teaspoon and drew a line in sharpie. Now I can get fairly accurate amounts each time I make a batch. It seems easy enough to add a measuring line so I’m not sure why there isn’t one. As mentioned earlier, it is difficult to review this fertilizer, this early after the first application. I omitted the “Value for money” star rating for this reason. However, I will update this review in a month or so when the fertilizer has had more time to be absorbed by the plant.

I started using this plant food approximately 4 weeks ago. My gardenias did not look healthy and had lost most of their leaves, so I decided to give this product a try. So far, so good. I am using this product as recommended. My plants look healthier, and has definitely grown in height. There also seems to be more blooms growing. It is still too early to tell; however, I am looking forward to seeing how many flowers bloom.

My monstera plant was getting unwieldy so I decided to propagate it. At first, the clippings were doing well in water, but they've been struggling in the last couple of months. I figured they were lacking the necessary nutrients. I decided to try the AgroMagen plant food to see if it would make a difference. I'm definitely seeing several new roots after using this liquid fertilizer. I'm pleased so far, but time will tell if they continue to thrive.

Decent sized bottle for the cost. Add to my watering can. Just started using so can’t comment in the effectiveness. Will update growth overall

Got this for some tropical plants that struggled recently and seems to be working better than I anticipated. I've been using it only 1 watering out of 4 but I've noticed a noticeable difference in the plant since I started. Each stem is probably 15-20% bigger on 2 year old plants but more importantly seemed more symmetrical if that makes sense. I've also been using microbs as well which have helped with the health of my plants but i definitely attribute the larger body to this product. I know this product is intended for bromeliads but I've used it on several tropicals and had good results. Contains even amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium so similar to a 4-4-4 but also contains Boron, copper, magnesium, zinc and molybdenum. Run this stuff with some recharge and calcium during growth stages and it'll certainly produce a larger plant. Not really meant for flowering stages but anything is better than nothing.

I've used this fertilizer for at least 3 consecutive applications and my plants are doing well. I should have chosen a number of plants to be watered as normal for comparison, but I wasn't that scientific. Everything looks healthy, no signs of over-fertilizing. One of the great benefits to these is that they're very concentrated - you only need a few milliliters per gallon of water, so you'll benefit from storing a small bottle instead of a large one and you'll be able to make it last as well.

So, if you read all the way down, the product page tells you that 1ml is 20 drops. But the dropper should just come marked, like on a medication dropper. That would make more sense. You might lose count of your drops, or have a hard time seeing them, and either over or under measure by using the 20 drops method. That would be a bummer for your plants. I do love how concentrated the formula is, such a small bottle yet it makes 30 gallons. And for the price (currently $15) it seems like a good value. My plants have responded well after applying this fertilizer, although admittedly it is the time of year when they start to perk up anyway, with longer days and warmer temps. It's hard to know how much to attribute to this fertilizer. Still, it isn't hurting. The nutrients and technologies used to formulate this fertilizer sound very science-y, but when they say "Crafted from premium-quality ingredients" I have no idea what those would be. I'm generally an organic gardener, so this type of formulation is unfamiliar to me, I understand the nutrient percentages listed but not how they are derived. I wish I knew more. But since it's for houseplants that I am not eating, I'm choosing not to worry about it. I'll keep using this throughout the spring and summer and see how the foliage and growth compare to last year, before giving 2 green thumbs up.

I repotted my money tree in hopes of having it come back to life but it's been slow going. I got this as a hail mary but it hasn't bounced back as I had hoped. This is why I took so long to write a review, I had been waiting. So far these vitamins haven't really done much. I'm still not giving up hope but I have a lot of other plants that I've brought back to life so I'm not sure what's going on with this one. I'll continue to use it and give it a few more months.