Chilli Focus Plant Nutrient (250 ml)

Love this fertilizer, great for many grow mediums, hits all the marks for me. Grateful to have an all in one formula, I was able to shift away from mixing 3 different solutions & constantly needing to check pH values. I primarily grow in semi-hydro.Listen, once I started using this fertilizer, there was no going back. My plants are thriving, I feel like this stuff kept my plants growing like crazy throughout the winter & finally stopped my twatish alocasia from dropping leaves (iykyk). Worth the price, one bottle lasts 6 months for me (70+ plants). No nutrient deficiencies or nutrient burn—which speaks volumes on its efficacy. Major staple in my care routine.

Been using this fertilizer for two years now.My plants grew well and steady. I also used a humidifier and grow light, so it all works together.Will purchase again :)Pictures are 1 1/2 yr apart

My plants love this stuff! Easy to use.

I have only been using this for a months (2 watering applications) but within weeks of adding this to my watering, my fiddle leaf fig that was dying (yellow leaves, brown spots, no growth for months) sprouted 10 new leaves off the main stem! You can see from the picture all the original leaves that are brown and dying and the NEW GROWTH! This fertilizer was the miracle my fiddle leaf needed!!

I love GT products. I add this to every watering for all of my house plants. I have a lot of plants in semi Hydro and they love it.

My plants absolutely love this stuff, and works great for semi hydro

I heard a lot about this product which probably set my expectations too high. Did it help with the health of my plants? I believe so, my FLF who hates me threw out some new leaves, that was unexpected. Was it a game changer? Eh, it seemed to work as well as most plant foods I’ve tried.Overall it works well, it’s easy to use, doesn’t have a strong smell and my plants are happy My only complaint is that it’s a small amount for the price tag.

Works wonderfully on my tropical plants that I have in pon. My anthuriums and alocasias are massive now!