Orchid Food Water Soluble Plant Food 20-20-15, 10-Ounce

This product is the best. My mom who is an avid orchid lover raves it. I bought it from my mom recommendation and my orchids are thriving. So easy to use with clear instructions and comes with scoop so don’t have to go around guessing. I recommend this to whoever wants their orchid to bloom more and last long.

After reading the great reviews, I am assuming that it will be good for my phalaenopsis orchids.For my purposes, I don't want to mix a whole gallon of solution so I bought a clear plastic half gallon pitcher and a cheap set of measuring spoons that includes an 1/8 tsp. measure. I took the small measuring spoon off the ring to keep with my plant food and just mix in the dedicated 1/2 gallon pitcher. I think the instructions should give a little more detail, but it is a small container (that will last forever) so I can see why they don't. The small scoop that is buried in the container is apparently 1/4 tsp, though it is only identified as 125cc. I have only watered my plants with this once, but they certainly seem to be doing fine so far.

It is difficult to make a good or bad review on a product that uses 1/4 teaspoon along with 1 gallon of water to feed your orchid plant, that may need 1/2 cup of fertilized water once a month. However, my orchid looks very much like the plant that I purchased 3 months ago.

Orchids seem to love this formula. I use it once a week and all mine are in bloom.

I have used this product on my orchids for several years now and it’s easy to use and effective.

This is a great orchid fertilizer and it will help orchids bloom and grow new healthy leaves. But caution for first time users- orchids can be sensitive to new changes in watering and fertilizing. Start out diluting the product even more than it asks on the label. Only fertilize every other week initially. Water your orchid and then once the soil/medium is wet, either spray the roots that are visible or pour a small amount of fertilizer onto the growing medium. Then let them drain naturally. Once you see that the leaves are not turning yellow or the blooms are dropping, then you can slowly increase the amount of fertilizer and times you use it. But, slow is the key to orchids when making any changes to them.

I have used this product for many years. Harder and harder to find in a local big-box store but luckily Amazon ships it. I make a spray bottle of it for spraying my orchids while inside for the winter.

This orchid fertilizer from an old, established company is reliable. Low urea is a must for orchids and African violets, and this product addresses that requirement. It's a bit expensive, but its nitrate nitrogen is more a must.Sadly, it has too much urea and too little nitrate.