rePotme Orchid Food - Feed ME! MSU Orchid Fertilizer for RO/Rain/Tap Water (8 oz)

Good product. You can't go wrong.

Like this plant food! I learned about it from a friend, I just ordered my second tub!

Hopefully this orchid fertilizer will help me save an orchid from a friend that was in terrible shape. Fingers crossed. This is easy to use.

**CHECK VACUUM SEAL** I've purchased this product a few times and have had to replace every other order due to the same issue. When the granules are not a vibrant blue-green or turquoise color, but instead appear a pale green, the culprit is usually a broken seal. This oxidizes the fertilizer and changes the color. Also, regardless of color, both a very sensitive to moisture. The fertilizer will become moldy if your extracting device is not completely dry or if it's store in a humid environment.

Bought for new orchid i bought. Has helped it grow. Made my plant thrive

I bought this because I buy the dead and dying orchids from Lowe's. It has revived all of them and they are profusely blooming. It has easy to follow instructions for year round orchid care. Plus it wasn't formulated buy a large conglomerate. I re-use my 1 gallon water container to mix up the food. Works great and has no smell at all

This stuff is fantastic for orchids. I’ve been using it for 5 years. Each jar lasts about 2 years. My orchid plant is healthy and has grown to about 5 times the size in 5 years. Here’s how I use it. I put the suggested amount of fertilizer and water into a closed pot (with no drainage holes), then I drop my orchid pot into the closed pot for 15 minutes (once a week). I always set a timer because it’s easy to forget about it and orchids are very sensitive to root rot if you leave it in the water too long. This is very important!!!!!!!!! Since using it, I’ve gotten a couple of enormous stems of big healthy flowers year, which last about 4-6 weeks. The two stems come up about 2 months apart. Even when cut and put into a vase these flowers will last about 4 weeks. Be careful not to mistake the stems from aerial roots. I stake them to hold them up.

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