Fox Farm FoxFarm Big Bloom Gallon (4/Cs)

My plants seem to do well with this stuff! 2 things: 1. Not a great standalone fertilizer during bloom/bud stage! More of an organic low power supplement fertilizer. 2. No WAY you can use this with automated watering systems unless the automated system vigorously shakes/mixes the fertilizer no more than 10 minutes prior to using. There are SIGNIFICANT amounts of particulate solids in this mix and they start settling immediately after mixing. They are nearly fully settled on the bottom of the container within 30 minutes of being properly shaken/mixed up.

Excellent Stuff for any type of plant whether vegetables or otherwise. I've used their whole line of liquid nutrients as well as a few of their soil nutrients and all my plants do considerably better when adding these products to them. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I know most people have this or that schema for their nutrient program, however - have you ever considered trying to use a worm and bat guano mix in dilution all through the growing cycle = I did but I can 't post you the pictures as in this case I am growing specific plants. This solution I have used in dilution (1/4 to 1/3 full strength regular mix) from seedling to full plant AND clones! I have flushed and regen'd my garden soil (I grow indoors living in an area that is totally unpredictable for year's weather...) by flushing and revitalizing with some fresh and coffee ground - and use this EXCLUSIVELY to feed my plants all through the cycle. I am on my 5th year of the basically same soil. And yes my plants are vibrant, healthy, and massive. If you want something that works - K.I.S.S. of wannabe farmer! - with Foxfarm Big Bloom! IT WORKS.

My husband loves this plant food. We did receive the shipment with a cracked cover but was sealed.

Can’t speak as to the effectiveness of the plant food as I just received the product. But what I can tell you is the gallon jug does NOT pour easily without spilling. This stuff is not cheap and to try and use measuring spoons (tablespoons) to mix with the watering can results in some of the fertilizer trickling down the side of the jug. I tried different methods to pour but still wound up spilling the fertilizer due to the style of jug. For example, I tried pouring slower to allow air to mix with the jug but still had some dribble down the front of the jug. I then tried a bit faster but that resulted in the fertilizer splashing out. Since this stuff isn’t cheap, it’s a bit frustrating to see some of the fertilizer get wasted due to the style of jug. Again, can’t tell if this stuff works but I do know I won’t be buying it again since it’s very pricey and there’s a lot of waste when trying to measure and pour.