rePotme Orchid Fertilizer - Feed ME! MSU Orchid Food - RO/Rain/Tap Water - 16 oz Jar

I always use Repotme orchid food. It helps my orchids grow and bloom beautifully.

Have only used for a short while, but my orchids look much happier and have shinier and plumper leaves.

Best fertilizer for my orchids and the only one I use. Highly recommend !! Bought it on Amazon because I had free shipping

Perfect orchid fertilizer. Product of university research. Easy to use. I use it diluted to half the recommended concentration every week when I water my orchids

Have used for years.

It is one of the best products you use if you are serious about growing orchids. Hands down!

My orchids love this fertilizer. This is the second jar I’ve bought. I am an amateur with growing orchids, but all 7 of my orchid plants (that I’ve had two years now, are blooming. I owe it to this fertilizer. I highly recommend it!

I've reviewed the MSU fertilizer before. For orchds, there is nothing better. The granular form is still great stuff (my plants are blooming quite nicely). But, it has a couple of drawbacks. I purchased this because I figured there was no reason to pay for shipping water across the country. I thought that this way I would be paying just for the product and I could add my own water. The canister opened during shipping. Fortunately, they had packed it in plastic bag. Now, you have to realize that this stuff is highly hydroscopic; the stuff that had spilled out of the open container had swollen due to humitidy to about double its original volume. So, you have to keep it dry until you are ready to use it. Store it in a plastic container in the 'fridge. Adding a couple of those little humidity absorbing packets helps. If the powder gets damp and then dries, it will be rock hard. You'll have to crush it back to a powder (and then store it in that plastic container). It also has a dye in it (my version is deep blue). This stuff may stain your hands if you get the powder on your hands. I had to do some calculations to get the correct concentration for using the powder instead of the liquid. RePotMe says to use 1 tsp of liquid per gallon of water. To get to that concentration stock solution, I use 3/4 tsp of powder per gallon of the stock solution (I mix in a 1 quart container so that would usually make 32 gallons of liquid so 32 * 3/4 = 24 tsp of powder per quart). I use about 1/4 tsp of the stock solution per gallon to water my orchids. The 4-star is only for the convenience. The fertilizer is top rate and I would give it a 6+. But, the granular form is a bit tricky to use.