Dyna-Gro DYFOL008 Foliage Pro, White, 8 oz

Best plant fertilizer. Works in any growing medium. Best all the way around.

This product REALLY WORKS AND HELPED TO SAVE A FEW THAT WERE GREATLY STRESSED AND LOOKED LIKE THEY WERE DYING. AFTER USING THIS PRODUCT FOR ABOUT A MONTH, THE PLANTS WERE SAVED AND THEY ARE ALL ON UPSWINGS!!! They got a little bigger in JUST THIS TINY PERIOD OF TIME. I AM AMAZED AND EXTREMELY HAPPY THIS SAVED THOSE FEW THAT WERE HEADED TO THE TRASH. You also USE A SMALL AMOUNT of the product when preparing your water, SO IT WILL LAST FOR QUITE SOME TIME. EXCELLENT SAVINGS! IT DIDNT SMELL much at all. The color this is a lime green, and it appears to be nice on your eyes. There are some good fertilizers out there, but THOSE OTHERS HAVE A TERRIBLE SMELL TO THEM. THEY ARE OFTEN IN A BROWN COLOR. THIS PRODUCT IS AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT AND YOU WILL BE SUPER PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS. I’d HIGHLY recommend this product WITHOUT RESERVATION because IT PRODUCED ACTUAL RESULTS THAT I KNOW YOUD BE PLEASED WITH! A+++++

I use this on all my plants!! It’s unsealed but I didn’t have issues. My plants have never been healthier. Their color and vibrancy is next level. There’s no scent to this plant food and it’s a great value for the money. My soil has low water retention so my plants don’t get much foot from the pre-fertilized soil (like they would if I used miracle grow). I need this, you need this, all plants need this!

Nice product.

First time trying any fertilizer on my house plants. It has seemed to cause some yellowing along the edges of the older leaves; however, the new growth comes in very healthy and large. It gives the soil a sticky feeling and some mold does grow on the surface if you water from the top.

For someone who fertilizes 'weekly- weakly' growing Alocasia and Anthurium I really appreciate this product. My plants are thriving - from corms that have just sprouted to pups all the way to Adult plants. I've never had a burnt leaf after using in hydro and semi-hydro growing.

I've been feeding this to my five monsteras, including a Thai Con, over the last two years. I put about half a teaspoon in an old apple juice jug (half gallon) and shake it around with some dechlorinated tap water. I call it the Jamba Juice because it makes monster monsteras. I'm still on the same tiny tub of Dyna-gro I started with two years ago - I don't feed just the monsteras with this, I give it to all of my houseplants. Is it a little pricey? Yes. Will it last you forever? Yes. Make the plunge. Look at me. Look at this monstera. Look at my hand in comparison to the size of this leaf. Do you want this to be your reality? One of my monsteras is threatening to take over my office window. The window is seven feet tall. Help me.

Full disclosure: I grow succulents, and even then, only about 5-6 different kinds (aloe, gasteria, euphorbia, sansevieria). Most of my plants are small -- in 4" pots to 6" pots. Most are in a combination of cactus/succulent soil with something to aerate (pumice usually, sometimes chick grit). Some, however, are in non-organic mixes -- usually just pure pumice, or a combination of pumice, chick grit and Turface. This latter group (because there is no soil to provide nutrients) gets fertilized every time I water. Foliage Pro 9-3-6 is the only fertilizer I use. I've been using it for years. I learned about it on the old GardenWeb web site (now part of Houzz). FP-936 ALWAYS gets diluted -- and should. And it make a huge, positive difference. I have had very decent plant growth even in succulents and have had NO burning of plants with it. It's not cheap -- but a little goes a LONG way. I absolutely recommend it.