Indoor Plant Food | Multipurpose Fertilizer

-Vibrant leaves.

Nitrogen promotes bright green leaves.

-Many indoor plants are known for their stunning foliage, make your plants happy with leaves that shine.

-Robust roots.

Phosphorus stimulates healthy root growth and helps heal root rot.

-Root rot can be caused by overwatering or lack of airflow around plant roots; proper fertilization can help repair previous damage.

-Strong stems.

Potassium helps plants grow fast.

-Potted plants need additional nutrients in addition to sunlight and water to promote healthy growth.

-Colorful flowers.

Feed flowering plants to help them bloom more often and with longer-lasting color.

- Live plants are natural room decorations for an office, bathroom, any room in an apartment or house; Simply place it on a plant stand, hanger, plant stand, terrarium, mid-century vase, or macrame hangers.

-Aquatic Arts 8 oz bottle of long lasting NPK liquid nutrient formula works faster than fertilizer spikes and other plant foods - our 3-1-2 miracle concentrate can propel your little plants to grow tall and big. Instructions:

Plant care made easy! Simply include 1 teaspoon in 2 cups of water during your normal watering routine.

-The 1 teaspoon serving can be mixed into a pitcher of water to be poured directly into a feeder, plant container, or spray bottle.

-If using a sprayer, do not spray directly onto leaves for best results.

-One bottle includes enough nitrogen to color shiny new leaves, phosphorus to protect from root rot and enhance root growth, and potassium for flowering for up to 1 year.

-All plants require varying amounts of light and moisture, so be sure to research your specific houseplant when incorporating our fertilizer into your plant care regimen.

-Cactus or cacti decor prefer warm temperatures and dry containers; be sure to keep those plants in areas with reasonably high amounts of light as well.

-Many plants may require a UV or LED bulb if kept indoors, while some may only require high levels of sunlight from a window.

-Other plant varieties, such as a tropical plant or tree, enjoy being displayed on a patio during the warmer months, but be sure to keep them indoors during the winter.

-If you decide to bring your outdoor plants indoors, watch out for aphids or other pests in your plant containers.