Fiddle Leaf Fig Liquid Plant Food

8 reviews for Fiddle Leaf Fig Liquid Plant Food

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   tinyeyes – March 26, 2024

   I am amazed by the results of this product! My pothos plant, which had been struggling with just one leaf for almost a year, sprouted a new leaf within a few weeks of using this product. It is simple to use, requiring only a small amount per gallon of water, ensuring that this bottle will last a long time. It offers great value for the price, and I highly recommend it.

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Bob – April 3, 2024

   The nutritional content is similar to other plant varieties, so I use it for all my trees and plants, not just my figs. The instructions are straightforward. You can use less than the recommended amount and still see good results. I suggest experimenting to find the perfect mixture for your specific needs. It’s best to use the mixture the same day you make it rather than letting it sit for a few days, as I’ve noticed better results that way. I mix it as needed and it works effectively. I…

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   What I Think – May 2, 2024

   I really appreciate how this product clearly lists its macro- and micronutrients on the label, unlike other similar products I’ve used in the past. Having this information readily available is a big plus for me. I have a couple of Ficus Lyrata plants indoors, and I find that liquid fertilizer is the ideal choice as it doesn’t emit any unpleasant odors that could impact air quality. Since using this product, I’ve observed more leaves budding out and growing significantly larger than before….

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   tinyeyes – May 5, 2024

   I have been using this product for my plants, including my FLF, for the last few waterings, and so far, it has been good. It has a similar color and smell to other liquid fertilizers I have used in the past. The smell is quite mild and doesn’t linger, which is nice. I repurposed a gallon jug that previously held almond milk as a watering can, and it’s convenient to measure the concentrate using the cap while filling it with water. Overall, I’m happy with it and have no complaints!

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Prolific Shopper – May 8, 2024

   I began using this product to revive my ailing plant, which was suffering from root rot and sparse foliage. Following the recommended instructions, I trimmed the affected roots, repotted the plant, and diligently adhered to the suggested watering schedule. The outcome has been remarkable – within around 5 weeks, my plant has experienced a significant growth spurt, with approximately 2 feet of new growth and noticeably larger leaves. Notably, there has been no shedding of dead leaves, and the…

6. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Mike – May 18, 2024

   I have just one fiddle fig leaf plant. The instructions recommend adding half a capful of fertilizer to a gallon of water, but I find this excessive for my small plant in a small pot. For those like me who struggle with calculations, it would be helpful to have a chart showing the fertilizer-to-water ratio for smaller amounts.

7. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Kindle Customer – May 28, 2024

   I have two fiddle leaf fig trees in my care. One stands at about 3 feet tall and has thrived over the past year, displaying healthy growth with glossy new leaves. The second tree, larger at 6 feet, was recently added to my collection in a less than optimal condition. Seeking to improve its health, I decided to try out this plant food.

   I administered the new food to both trees five days ago. While the larger tree appears to be showing some improvement with its leaves looking more vibrant, the…

8. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   CW – June 3, 2024

   This product is very user-friendly. Ficus plants require regular care and attention, but they grow well when properly maintained. Despite facing damage from a late frost, our 10-foot ficus plants on the deck managed to recover and now boast some impressively gnarled trunks. In Florida, many people plant various ficus varieties near water sources such as swimming pools, only to discover that the roots can penetrate in-ground structures in search of water. These roots are strong enough to even…