FoxFarm Grow Big Soil Liquid Concentrate Fertilizer, 1 Gallon

Thanks to the seller for carrieing a large gallon it’s very useful and mad my plants bigger

How have I only JUST reviewed this? This is basically my secret weapon. I’m half convinced it’s magic in a bottle because everything I use it on suddenly decides to thrive. Plants that were barely hanging on? Revived. New plants? Thriving like they pay rent. It works on everything—indoor plants, outdoor plants, the “I forgot about this in the corner” plants. Foolproof is not an exaggeration. I don’t even try that hard anymore, and somehow I look like I know what I’m doing. I don’t fully understand what’s in it, but whatever the formula is, it’s clearly high quality and actually does what it promises. It mixes easily, no weird smell, no complicated steps—just simple and effective. If you want lush, green, “wow what are you using?” kind of plants without becoming a full-time gardener, this is it. Secretly I think that this is the reason why I didn't review this before - heh.

This is one of the best plant foods that I have tried for my indoor veggie garden. I grow a few herbs, but grow more of the Japanese veggies that are extremely high in nutrients and aren't found in local stores. Since using this plant food my veggies are growing faster and are healthy even grown under lights. Many of the greens grow so fast it is difficult for me to keep up with the harvests. The veggies that I grow now are excellent for salad green when young, and later I harvest them to blanch and freeze them for future meals. These leafy greens include Komatsuna, Senposai, Bok Choy, Swiss chard, Giant Red Mustard, and kale (curly, Portuguese, Red Russian, and Scarlet). I also grow tomatoes, basil, rosemary, thyme, and a few others. I very much like growing my veggies indoors as there are no bugs and all of the foods are much cleaner than growing them outside. I am also confident that these veggies are better than what can be found in a store since I know how they are grown. In addition, the vitamin content is much higher as they don't lose vitamins in shipping, storage, and time spent in the stores. This plant food may seem expensive, but you get a gallon and need to use only 2-3 teaspoons, or 10-12 cc's, per gallon of water for a normal feeding. Since the container is large it's difficult to measure teaspoons without spilling. What I do is use a 10 cc syringe filled to the top which is 12 cc's.. This equals about 2.43 teaspoons and less is wasted trying to spill into a teaspoon. As the container goes down, I will pour it into a plastic cup and use the syringe to measure. Even with the number of plants I have to water, this gallon of plant food will last 2-3 months. UPDATE 04/05/19: I have been using this plant food for about 2 months, and planted new flats of dwarf bok choy Giant Red Mustard, and Red Komatsuna less than a month ago. I can see the growth daily. Even though the plantings are crowd, all of the plants look healthy and full with beautiful color. I use this plant food with every watering to make sure the plants get enough nutrients for healthy growth. Considering the growth I am getting in my plants, this is a plant food I will continue buying. I have added a couple pictures of the plants I grow indoors from seed. UPDATE0 9/08/19: I have been using this plant food for my indoor garden,including a variety of vegetables and herbs, for about 9 months. I have been using 10 cc's/gallon for every feeding, and the first gallon has lasted for the 9 months. Since they are being grown indoors, I don't have room to space them as you would outdoors. So most are extremely crowded to the point the containers they are growing in eventually are thick with roots and the plants depend on plant food for the nutrients required for growth. I use 10 cc's/gallon for every watering, and this seems to keep them growing. Many of the flats I have planted have continued to grow and produce for almost a year before I have to replant them When the leaves are small, they are used for salads. As they get larger, they are harvested and sauteed for meals. I do believe this plant food has supplied the nutrients they need for the exceptional continued growth. I have added more photos of the Swiss chard, kale, Komatsuna, Senposai, and collard greens that I have growing now in addition to some of the herbs and tomatoes. UPDATE 11/12/21: I have been using this plant food for almost 4 years, and am still very happy with it. I have added a few more pictures of some of the plants I grow. I hope this review was helpful for you.

this is a good fertilizer as long as you flush before you harvest. it will kick start your greens but since it is not organic it will leave salts in your plants if you do not flush and will make your food taste like a cleaner. the only real upside to this over organic is that it doesn't smell. The cap is a tight fit so it doesn't leak which is great. Its not the easiest product to use since you need to flush and adjust PH when using this.

The cap was broken luckily it did not leak since it had inner seal but cave to makeshift another cap for storage. No time to return replace