Naturally Organic Plant Food Fertilizer – All-Purpose for Indoor Houseplants, Rare Aroids, Flowers, Outdoor Vegetables & Herbs – Enriched with Microbes & Nutrients – Makes 50 Gallons

Liquid dirt is the best thing I've found to help my plants in many ways! My plants are beautiful, strong, green, happy and super healthy now. My water propagated plants along with my "lives in water plants" (cause why not?) are all thriving. Last and most important, and I have no proof of causation, but I no longer have any fungus gnats! Seriously, they all disappeared after I started using liquid dirt for a little while! About two years ago, I was in dire straights after discovering the potting soil I used (in like a million pots!) was infested with fungus gnats! I spent a small fortune trying to get rid of them, but nothing worked. As I said, I can't prove the liquid dirt did the job but I know it's not a coincidence. How can I be so sure you ask? Well, I've used new dirt since, which also had fungus gnats, (they seem to be in all dirt at this point!) and I did nothing to treat the problem except water with liquid dirt. Yet, somehow they all disappeared, all of them! Deductive reasoning, what else could have eliminated the cock roaches of the plant world? I don't know either... Ok, so I normally by the 1 gallon concentrate card and it's very easy to mix. This time I bought the 50 gallon and I honestly found the last part of the instructions confusing. I don't want to mix the fertilizer in the plant itself. I want to water the plants with the proper concentration like I always do. I don't want to burn the plants with the incorrect mix amount and it would also be quite time consuming the way the instructions suggested. Therefore, I've done some research and have the correct amounts of water to mix ratio. I think it's important because I read some comments with incorrect diluting information, which had a lot of 'likes'! Yikes 😆 To mix a liquid dirt gallon concentrate, based on the original instructions from the manufacturer, you first add one cup of water to the powder in the pouch to create a concentrate. Then, for the "mix," you combine one capful of this concentrate with one gallon of water. For a final dilution to water your plants, you would then take two tablespoons of the "mix" and add it to one quart of water. Here's how to make 1 gallon. There's 4 quarts in a gallon and at 2 tablespoons per quart (2×4) that =8 tablespoons or 1/2 cup of "mix" to 1 gallon of water. I really hope this information helps someone .

This is my second time purchasing after a summer season. My plants all thrive on this stuff. I mix this and superthrive into a gallon of water and I use it for each watering. All of my plants started to bloom within the first couple of weeks. All of my pothos are thriving, my philodendron birkin loves it, all of my prayer plants, arrowheads, Christmas cactus, inch plants, everything! None of my plants have suffered burns or damage from over fertilizing. I highly recommend this for your indoor plants. Even my plants that aren’t under grow lights are still thriving and throwing out now blooms. I live in the Columbia Gorge in Oregon where sunlight is almost nonexistent in the fall/winter seasons. This fertilizer has really helped keep my plants happy & healthy despite all of the weather we get. I promise that the value is worth the money spent on this fertilizer. Some reviews mention that the directions were difficult to understand, but I found them extremely easy to follow. Simply add a cup of water directly into the pouch to create your concentrate. Then you use one bottle cap full per gallon of water when you are watering.

This stuff is amazing! I’ve been using it on my plants for about 3 months and it dos wonders! Even things that I felt were too far gone, take a second breath and thrive. Definitely recommend this, but please refer to the care instructions on the package. It’s there fire a reason!

This was recommended by a plant genius at work (the one I take my plants to for emergency triage). Since I've started using it, no more of my plants have required emergency visits and two have started growing new leaves! When I first got it I was dismayed by the lightness and size of the container for the cost, but when I realized how concentrated it is I realized it is a pretty good value. It should last a really long time. My plants are happier, even with my brownish thumbs! It's a miracle!

I like this product, yes the instructions could be a bit clearer however I read it a couple times and got it down, between the concentrate or a mix solution. Its a bit of a hassle to be measuring the mix for my houseplants all the time but it does deliver. My monstera stood to attention immediately within an hour after use and is growing probably a bit too much, now I know what others say about this plant taking over, my fiddle leaf also perked up, green and vibrant, shiny foliage and sprouted like 3 new leaves in a week, its an absolutely amazing fertilizer supplement. All my other houseplants fared well using the mix dilution of the formula. I wanted all the benefits so I dechlorinated the water its being added to as well I must share. Well I decided to take it to the garden and now you are using the concentrate formula and I see obvious signs of stress on some of my garden plants, essentially browning and curled leaves, some bloom immediately like Hostas, the others seem indifferent, a mixed bag, note I am using a professional Chapin sprayer and followed directions exactly. Now I will share a caution, I said to myself the same day I sprayed the garden, let me use it on a section of my prized front lawn which is St Augustine and mainly treated with Simple Grow Solutions and Coop Poop, I have left off all the inorganic Scotts fertilizers because I have come to understand that the force feeding of mainly synthetic nitrogen instead of carbon and trace elements only cause a grow and crash cycle especially with South Florida summer heat cycles, my front lawn is an envy of the neighborhood. The front lawn is now showing signs of being burnt and stressed which causes me concern, I will never again use it on my lawn or my garden with its variety of prized specimens, and I have learnt my lesson. Liqui-Dirt Nano powder is effective but extremely potent, I think when its diluted down to a mix, it does wonders but the concentrate dilution of the formula will burn your plants and your lawn and be a "hit or miss'' success or disappointment episode.

Perfect for my plants they seriously LOVE this stuff I couldn’t believe how odifferent they look after using liqui-dirt especially my spider plants they have grown so many shoots with babies on them and there foliage is so much greener and stronger than they was before using it thanks a bunch for this product and the best part for me is the price!!! Also all my plants just look healthier and are just growing so quickly and the other good thing I love is it’s mostly a natural type of fertilizer without a lot of chemicals they don’t need it’s very organic!!! Their colors are more vibrant than ever and they just overall have grown so beautifully!!

I've used this product for quite a while and it seems to help grow nice veggies of the type you find in most home gardens. I like the natural way it improves microorganisms in the soil. I use a hot mix soil to begin with, so I like this mainly for the micronutrient perk-ups it gives throughout the growth cycles. I notice most of the bad reviews come from folks who have not read the directions. You first mix the dry powder while still in the packaging with the amount of water suggested. THEN as you need it you mix that liquid with additional gallons of water as you need it. Shake it well before each use. I have kept the original wet mix from the powder and used it for two growing seasons with no noticeable slip in quality. I have noticed no leaks in the packaging during storage and using the cap from that original package to mix your gallon jugs is easy. It will stain a bit, so be careful where you spill it.

Very simple to apply. Plants clearly respond positively to this fertilizer. No plant health seems to improve and growth is stimulated.