Indoor Plant Food by Houseplant Resource Center - Organic Liquid Fertilizer for Pothos, Peace Lily, Monstera, Cactus and More - 8 oz

This is the second bottle of this plant food that I have purchased. I think my indoor plants are looking terrific, even the ones that seemed to be failing a bit. I do think this product helps so as long as my plants are happy, I'm happy!

I read practically all the reviews and did a ton of research on different fertilizers. I was nervous when purchasing and wanted to be careful when using, and waited a few feedings to write a review. I can now say it really did wonders! New leaves are shooting up out of my prayer plant, Christmas cactus, ivy, and monstera adannosai. My monstera had been yellowing and now it's back to a deep green. New leaves on my ivy had been lime green and now they're deepening too to match the originals. I can't see a big difference in my olive tree or dolphin plant (though admittedly, they weren't doing very well beforehand). I recommended to a friend who then had similar fast healthy growth on his Christmas cactus and prayer plant. I'm using 3 cups of water for every teaspoon - directions say at least 2 cups per tsp. Big fan

This is definitely a good product for your house plants 🪴.

The media could not be loaded. Warning!!! Use product with caution!!! Your plants may go crazy happy when using this product and make you consider moving homes to accomplish their growth.In all reality, this is super easy to use. My fiddle leaf loved it.

This product does appear to help my indoor plants some varieties I have are pothos, spider plant, peperomia, monsteras, triostars, anthrium among others. My plants always perk up after I water them with a half dose of this (I'm paranoid and REALLY don't want to burn the roots) for bottom watering weekly. I don't have pictures, as there is no control for me to show since I apply it to all my plants. Will likely purchase this again when the bottle I have runs out, as it appears to really help my plants.A way to possibly improve the product would be to have a dropper of some sort instead of teaspoon measurements, however that feels like splitting hairs and won't dock any stars for personal preference.

I love this product I got a lemon lime maranta prayer plant and it's thriving new growth has bloomed I highly recommend this product you want be disappointed I have also used it on my other plants they seem to like it as well

This is maybe partially my fault, but I did follow the instructions and it ruined about 30 gorgeous, thick, long trailing velvet vine philodendrons, and made a number of other plants look much less healthy. Now, I guess I didn't pay close enough attention to the instructions because it says 1 tsp of fertilizer to "at least" 2 cups of water. I mixed 1 tsp of fertilizer to 2 cups of water and it was apparently too much for my philodendrons and I should have diluted it more. This is advertised as posing "no risk of burning your plants" and "won't burn roots" and it lists philodendrons on the bottle as one of the plants it can be used on so I thought I was just appropriately following instructions and that it would be ok. Fertilizers I've used before just say X amount of fertilizer per Y amount of water and so I didn't pay enough attention to those two little words, "at least." I am heartbroken. I love these plants so much, they are my babies, and they made my condo so gorgeous - not to mention I plan to put my condo on the market in the next couple of weeks and now my main decorations, that made my place look so homey and inviting that everyone immediately comments on, are totally bedraggled. I've raised and propagated all of these philodendrons from one cast off plant over many years and I'm very attached to them. This may be great stuff but it needs to be diluted more and I wish there were more specific instructions to help to determine what those ratios might be.