FOLLOWIN Fiddle Leaf Fig Fertilizer, Indoor Plant Food for Ficus Lyrata

Works miracles with my fiddle fig leaf. Plants never looked better.

Good & pretty rapid success with this product! New growth and shiny leaves. I’ve recommended to many friends with fiddle leaf fig plants. Pricey, but worth it!

There is plenty of photo evidence from other reviewers here that shows how much this fertilizer can help your plants. I would advise that there are also other factors that may be affecting your plant. I ordered this because my Ficus Lyrata (Fiddle Leaf Fig) was shrinking and leaves were browning and falling off. I decided to move the plant close to a window with much more light while I waited for this to arrive and I immediately noticed multiple sprouts from different areas of the plant. I also cut back on watering after I bought a light/ph/water meter and realized I had been watering it too much. So I think that this fertilizer does help your plant if your soil isn't properly balanced. But you may also have issues such as light and water affecting you that you'll need to adjust. I will say that the informational pamphlet that comes with the fertilizer has very good tips on how to care for your plant. The cap is also marked in 5mL increments making it easy to measure and adjust your solution depending on how much you'd like to make. The foil was a bit of a pain to remove from under the cap but once removed there are no issues pouring from the bottle into the cap. I have watered with it 3 times and I spray it onto the leaves every other day. Again, the bigger improvement in my plant came from more sunlight and less watering but I have no doubt this solution is beneficial to the plant. I'll continue using this albeit sparingly (don't over water your plant). And make sure you get a meter like this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N19JD3K?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details That way you can have a better sense of how much light and water your plant is getting or that it needs.

Excellent results, regular new growth on my 4 year old Fiddle Leaf Fig

My only confusion with this products was that the Container said dissolve 10ML in 1 L then the box said dissolve 10ML in in 10L of water so I was really unsure. I guess they made a mistake on that part. But I have been doing 10ML in 1 Liter n it’s been working so far. My Fuddle Leaf gigs are surviving and have been doing well since, no need for the extra costly fertilizers. I used this in the first week and my plant had 3 new leaves in a month.

Updated: This stuff has been very effective after just one feeding. 1 week after the first feed, I’ve seen lots of new growth on my FLFs (even my Audrey fiddle put out a new leaf) that have done nothing for months even though I was using a different fertilizer. Excited to keep using this!!! unless you are mixing a full 10L batch, it’s going to take some math to get the water/fertilizer ratios correct. 1ml fertilizer for every liter of water (1L = 32oz or 4 cups). I have yet to see any difference in my plants growth since I’ve only fed them once. I plan to start using this to fertilize spray my flf leaves in addition to watering the soil. I tried a fertilizer that was milky, which I didn’t like because it didn’t mix well with water. This one is clear and mixes into water with no problem.

Instructions are confusing. It says use 1 capful per 1 L of water and that the cap is 10 ml. The cap isn’t marked and is graduated so I could not discern whether to fill up the smallest trough or the whole cap. So I measured it. The small trough is 20 ml, not 10 ml. What is wrong with this company - the instructions previously said add 1 capful per 10 LITERS of water. It’s made in China, so perhaps it’s a translation problem, but it could be a scam. Not possible to know what liquid is in this bottle. There’s more. It also says the ratio should be 1:100 or 1:200 DEPENDiNG on the HEALTH of the houseplant. The bottle is labeled “Fiddle Leaf Fig Fertilizer” and the above is the only mention of other plants. And the ratio is 1 what to 100 what? 1 L is equivalent to 1000ml, so 10ml is .01L or 1:100 and 5ml is .005L or 1:200 - but why require confusing math and obtuse instructions? NO WAY I’m pouring this in my beloved 10 year old fiddle leaf fig tree. Going back to the expensive reliable FLF fertilizer.

I’ve been using it once a weekish and made a HUGE difference. My fiddle leaf fig took out new big beautiful leaves!!