FoxFarm - Big Bloom Plant Food, Liquid Fertilizer Concentrate for Flowers, Fruits, and Vegetables, All Purpose Plant Fertilizer for Indoor & Outdoor Potted Plants, NPK 0-0.5-0.7 (Pint)

Great product .Grow rate is amazing. I highly recommend this product. Easy to use and wow the results.

I've been using the FoxFarm trio Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom for years for backyard gardening. When used correctly (diluted and applied with correct frequency), this fertilizer produces potent results within hours, in my case - overnight. Not so much with Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom for flowers or fruit, but more with Grow Big for lettuce and other greens. The instructions are clear and right on the bottle without cumbersome superfine print labels of any kind.When I first started gardening, I suffered very poor harvests due to incorrect understanding of soil fertility, fertilizing and specifically using liquid fertilizers. So I believe there are several things that might be useful to those looking into liquid fertilizers, and getting the most out of them.Several things to know:- Liquid fertilizers are almost always concentrates and deliver a one-time nutrient feed. Therefore, they must be applied several times a week or once weekly to keep up the good results. Do not expect this bottle to last a season if you have a decent size garden! :)- Your results may vary based on nutritional quality of your soil. If your soil is poor quality and has not been amended with compost/manure, then you would expect to see quite dramatic results in growth/bloom/fruiting. If, on the other hand, your soil is rich, then you might be nutrient burning your plants, which may or may not show within a day. With the exception of tomatoes, squash family and potatoes to name a few, most plants would use up the available nutrients in a rich soil within the first 2 months of growth, and will need to be fertilized regularly from there on. So I recommend testing your soil regularly for N,P,K or use the general 2 months rule to start supplementing your plants.- Regular use of liquid fertilizers, this one especially, leaves salts in the soil that affect plant's nutrient uptake and soil composition. Depending on what plant you are growing, and whether your outdoor garden gets enough rain in winter, you may need to manually flush (repeatedly drench the soil with water) your soil to get rid of those salts. I killed my indoor prayer plant by not knowing this.- Always water with plain water -after- you fertilize with liquid diluted fertilizers, because it ensures that the nutrients you trying to deliver will reach the roots of the plant.Overall, I highly recommend using FoxFarm liquid fertilizers and don't mind that they are not organic because of great results I've had with them opposed to several other prominent brands.

I’m new to plants. I got this awesome potted mandevilla with a tropical leaf plant from the hardware garden center year and loved it, bloomed all summer with no effort but water and deadheading that neighbor showed me. This year I got the same one, except it hasn’t bloomed since I picked up in May with the blooms she had. I added some eco nitrogen fertilizer because last year I learned and saw how many of my plants loved nitrogen… but alas I did not know it was just gonna make her grow long and green…. Like my grass and greens that loved it haha! Anyway. After looking up online how to make it bloom (and that I made her not bloom with the nitrogen lol), I deduced she needed phosphorus since she has plenty of sun and watered as directed. I got this product on Wednesday. I chose this one because I loved the ingredient list (yes for bug casings!) - I’m very into sustainability and I only use organic and natural gardening products along with compost. I watered the mandevillas with the directions in the evening. It is Saturday morning and I’m already seeing little blooms instead of new baby leaves forming finally!!! Literally in 48 hours she was stimulated enough to grow them overnight.I also picked up a red climbing mandevilla last weekend from the clearance section. Then bottom stilled looked green and healthy, the top was veryyy sad, but I think it was only half off cuz the plastic display pot was cracked judging by the full price ones. Figured it was worth a shot for a cheap price. She had a few flowers, and I added another pole to help it climb since the top was the very sad part. I put this on it also on Wednesday night and holy cow!! It’s like I got a very healthy plant from the store, and has popped out TONS of tiny little flowers to bloom since yesterday! I also added her to these stupid daisies in the ground that wilted out pretty fast and has only put out tiny blooms, and I noticed I have a flower blooming and little round pods trying to form, but not as drastically as the photos of the mandevilla I posted here.

I absolutely love this fertilizer! I use it when I transplanted my potted plants into the ground. After just a couple days, they got very good blooms on them. Even if a plant is stressed, I still don’t hesitate using this as it’s not harsh chemical fertilizer, but naturally made with guano.

First time I bought this I was curious, well come to find out the stuff REALLY DOES work!Works incredibly well for ANY type of plant, your flowers will grow and bloom bigger, your fruits will produce bigger (e.g. strawberries) and have a longer season (especially for ever bearing). Fruit trees love the stuff too.Best thing to do is just buy a bottle and try it for yourself 👍