Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Plant Food for Ficus Lyrata (and Ficus Audrey) - Enriched with Calcium, Urea-Free, and Featuring an NPK Ratio of 3-1-2 to Promote Robust Roots, Stems & Leaves (8 Ounces)

I have only used it once and I already see growth, new leaves and branches!! Great supplement!!

I love this fiddle leaf fig food. My fiddle leaf fig has thrived using it. In the first picture she was even on an 18 inch riser. On the second picture she’s been removed because she reached the ceiling. All in less than a year. This food is so easy to use, just mis a T spoon per 2 cups of water. And I think it’s a great value for the money. Plus my fiddle leaf fig grows all year long. She’s almost to the ceiling, I almost wish she’d stop growing or I’m going to have to cut her. But I swear by this food. The picture of the smaller fiddle leaf fig is one that was at my daughters apartment complex that was just a stick, no leaves. I took him home and immediately started him on this food. Within a month he started to respond. He got a new leaf then two more. He’s been very neglected, he almost froze to death, and for that reason we watch him grow much slower and are very patient with him. But I believe it’s because of this food

produces leaves only not for producing figs

I purchased FLF plant food almost three months ago. I almost did not purchased it because of the price. However I am so glad that I did not follow my first mind.When I do water Hamilton, my FLF plant I use this every time that I water. First I water my plant Hamilton, throughly until water runs out the bottom of the pot. I added additional holes in the bottom of the pot. Next I mix Hamilton's FLF plant food 1tsp with 2 cups of water. I then pour this mixture on my plant soil. The plant food has never burnt Hamilton. HIs leaves are not dull as in the past. I do not need to add leaf shine because the leaves are always shiny and healthy because of this product. My plant had no growth or new leaves until I started using this plant food. With the weather warming up Hamilton is starting to grow and get new leaves (babies). (see pictures attached)With the Fiddle Leaf Fig you have to get the right plant food, watering, and the proper sunlight. With this plant food your plant will grow and flourish.

My fiddle leaf fig was suffering from transplant shock in a bad way. It was so beautiful before repotting. I took all the correct measures to ensure that it would survive its new home. But on the second day its massive leaves began drooping. By the end of the first week, it was looking so weighed down and listless. I didn’t know what to do- I kept researching tips on what to do but mainly kept getting the same answers. Don’t disturb it- ensure plenty of filtered light, etc. I even tried watering with charcoal water and adding magnesium sulfate. To no avail, by the end of the second week, the larger leaves started falling off and then the new young leaves on top began drooping as well. By the third week- it was looking absolutely lifeless and bare. I was distraught as this particular plant has lots of sentimental value to me. As a last ditch attempt, I ordered this. I waited until my plant’s next watering to ensure I wasn’t overwatering; followed the instructions carefully. And the very next day, the leaves I had left were PERKY! Not just on their way to looking better- like back to their original glory! Literally OVERNIGHT! I’m so glad I found this. I really wish I used this sooner and maybe my plant would still have all its original leaves still. Regardless, I’m looking forward to using this throughout the winter to keep my plant healthy and strong and ready for spring! If you’re having issues with your fiddle leaf- do not hesitate! This is a magic potion and a holy grail for my fiddle leaf.

I’ve used this fertilizer as part of a structured care routine for my potted fig tree. It has a bluish hue and mixes cleanly into water, doesn’t leave residue in the soil or on the planter rim, and won't stain your watering can. I water on a 6-day cycle and use it in conjunction with a moisture meter and rotate the pot weekly. Application is straightforward with clear measurement guidance on the bottle. If you are already here wondering if fertilizer will give your tree a boost — I am happy to report that you won't be disappointed in the results.First pic (close up of tree in bedroom) is the 'after'.Second pic (wider shot of tree in bedroom) of the closer bedroom shot is the 'before' the last blooming cycle.Also included are close ups so you can see the even bloom spread that followed after using only for around a month or so.— Curated by Jaded John | #OrderlyCleanDesign

Used it once a week for 3 weeks and i already have a new leaf! I will keep using it! Greta product!

Amazing, yes it’s pricey but it works