Anthurium Plant Food 8oz

I love it 💓💓💓!!!

All Good

I am only using it once a month instead of every other time I water. The plant seems to be responding well.

I know that this ratio is primarily meant for flowering anthuriums, but I diluted and used for my beautiful foliage ladies, I've been incredibly happy with the results. New growth on 5 of them (in the winter/dead months!), and strong happy leaves overall. I use half of the recommended amount for these plants, so the bottle will last me a very long time. Reasonably priced as well, would definitely recommend!

Product: Farmer's Secret Anthurium Liquid Plant Food Fertilizer (8oz) - Super Concentrated - Promotes Growth and Flowering - 4:15:12 RatioI like using liquid plant fertilizer as it's very easy to add to the watering can every so often. The Nitrogen:Phosphorus:K (potassium) ratio of 4:15:12 promotes root growth and flowering (for what it's worth, this NPK ratio is also pretty good for vegetables and tomatoes). Most non-flowering houseplants, on the other hand, would need a bit more nitrogen, so it's best to look up the need of your specific anthurium before using the fertilizer, as there are plenty of anthuriums that are more known for their foliage instead of the flower. The fertilizer is pretty concentrated, and I also suggest diluting the concentrate more than the recommended amount to ensure that you don't accidentally burn the roots, and fertilizer infrequently to prevent salt buildup. With the dilutions, this bottle should last a pretty long time. When it is doubt, dilute it down more. The additional iron and zinc are also great micronutrients for plants to prevent stunted growth. If you happen to have variegated anthuriums, I would suggest adding some additional CalMg to prolong the white variegation as this fertilizer does not contain calcium or magnesium. On a side note, this fertilizer also seems to be the same as another product (Indoor & Outdoor Plant Booster) from the same brand but repackaged with an Anthurium label. That product seems to be cheaper, so maybe get that instead of this?