Espoma Organic Indoor Plant Food

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Liquid concentrate plant fertilizer with the Easy-Dose cap. Flip it Fill it Feed it. No measuring ~ No mess!

  • Promotes Growth & Greening
  • All natural & organic
  • Mix with water ~ Feed instantly
  • Beneficial microbes ensure superior results

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Liquid concentrate plant fertilizer with the Easy-Dose cap. Flip it Fill it Feed it. No measuring ~ No mess!

  • Promotes Growth & Greening
  • All natural & organic
  • Mix with water ~ Feed instantly
  • Beneficial microbes ensure superior results

FOR USE ON: For all Houseplants.

WHEN TO USE: Feed every 2 to 4 weeks

HOW MUCH TO USE: Directions for use:

  1. We recommend wearing gardening gloves when feeding your plants.
  2. Shake well prior to mixing with water.
  3. Mix at a rate of 1/2 cap (2 tsp.) per quart of water. It is best to add concentrate and then add water for thorough mixing.
  4. Thoroughly drench the soil of the plant.
  5. Repeat every 2-4 weeks.

HOW TO APPLY: Thoroughly drench the soil of the plant – ideally the water would flow through the container and some would run out of the bottom of the pot.  Be sure to have a saucer under the plant to catch the runoff! Remove the water from the saucer so the plant is not sitting in water. 

More Information

Container Size 1/2 Pint
Fertilizer Composition Liquid
Fertilizer Type Quick Release (water soluble)
Brand Espoma

Product Questions (12)

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