Maxsea HGC722250 All Purpose Hydroponic Nutrient Fertilizer, 1.5 lb, Brown/A

This highly recommended by longtime orchid club growers

The best, been using for 15 years for my Nepenthes plants, vegetables, olive, herb and many more since I bought

I found out about this plant food through a Hoya seller. She had it listed in her selling info. I’m always in search of a good fertilizer.So far 5 starts for clear instructions. They cover all the bases. I have 250 plants so I need to fertilize every watering or it gets confusing real quick. I didn’t have to guess or figure this amount out because they have done it for me. I love that!I will start using it tonight and I will update my review after a few weeks or so.

I had a reputation of killing our house plants until I started using this product. Now my plants are happy and healthy, for a change.

Plants responded well to this fertilizer. I feed them constantly with a half a teaspoon of fertilizer per gallon of water, and mix and a quarter teaspoon of super thrive as well. This combination has reduced or eliminated transplant shock, and my plants are looking better than ever. Make sure you shake it up thoroughly before using. House plants, outside flowers, and vegetable seedlings are doing very well with this mixture. I will buy it again. Only negative factor is it doesn't mix Well - there's a lot of residue in the gallon jug, even after sitting for several days. Doesn't seem to bother the plants - just make sure you shake it up really well before you use it. It would have been five stars except for this dissolving issue.

One of the plant groups I follow recommended this product to help my Hoyas bloom. They were right! I started using Maxsea and in no time, my Hoyas started blooming!

The ONLY plant fertilizer I use. I grow carnivorous plants, mostly, and they are supremely sensitive to ANY fertilizer at all since they get their food from insects and minerals in the growing medium will kill them. A very dilute solution of Maxsea sprayed on the leaves about once a month really keeps them healthy and vigorous, though! I am also using it in my freshwater aquarium to fertilize my live plants. A VERY TINY pinch of Maxsea dissolved in a couple of ounces of water and added to the aquarium every week or so seems to really work well. Since there is copper and other minerals in Maxsea, I keep the dose low and use lots of light that day so the plants use as much of the fertilizer as possible right away. I have Black Racer snails and shrimp in the cleanup crew, and they seem to be fine. SMALL, TINY doses!!!! Just enough to add some fertilizer for a day and trace elements for the plants! Regular water changes are essential.Anyway, I love this stuff. I'm on my second canister of it, and it's never harmed a plant or anything else, even though I'm using it for weird things.

I have carnivorous plants that need supplemental feed during the winter, and this is just the ticket! I used some in my nursery tank (an old fish tank I rigged up to be a high humidity plant spa in tougher months) and now there’s a VERY healthy carpet of moss everywhere. Some of my plants that just never seemed happy are growing out of control now and I can’t wait to see how they handle their summer homes around the house.