Green Green Plant Food Case (10 Bottles)

I’ve been using this brand for a few years. It’s a good plant food. I kill all my plants but with this I am able to keep my bamboo plant healthy and growing for 7 years now. I’m his vendor is also good and responsive. My package was not packaged well and 2 vials broke and spilled all over the box. I asked the seller for a partial refund, sent them a picture of the damage and without hesitation or delay refunded for the 2 damaged vials. Very happy would but from them again. Recommend they package better.

I am not sure if it is doing anything extra or not since I am using this on a new plant. It doesn't seem to be doing any bad though and my plant seems to be doing well and growing (bamboo). This is my first bamboo plant and the only plant I currently own.The tops do not secure onto the bottles very tightly and this resulted in one of mine being open when I received it. Only a small amount of the liquid had spilled out. While disappointing and slightly irritating it was really not a big or time consuming mess so oh well. The labels did not come affixed to the bottles as shown in the photo but they are included and I can put them on the bottles if I like.I just add 4-5 drops of this stuff once or twice a week. My plant is very small so I figure it doesn't need much since I read it should do just fine on its own.**UPDATE** My plant is thriving and growing fast. I still use a few drops of the plant food once a week or once every two weeks. I make sure it gets sunlight, not direct sunlight, almost everyday. I also only give it filtered water and clean out the ceramic elephant pot about once a month or so. My daughter's larger plant was not doing so well and I instructed her to do the same along with adding the plant food and it is doing great now as well.

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Gave out bamboo plants the boost they needed

We saw these used on our favorite K-dramas and thought to give a try on our houseplants. Very simple to use! Noticed a big change in the perkiness of plants, much healthier appearance. Happy plants happy home!

Tested this out in a few different scenarios. First off, I split a limb off of an existing lucky bamboo plant nearly a foot long, dropped it in a large clear vase (one of the freebies from online flower orders) and some blue glass stones from the dollar store (I mention the color as really you're supposed to use a dark vase to prevent algae growth) and after about 5 weeks of lots of water and about 6 drops of green green a day, my limb now has 4 light colored roots (light means they're healthy.)In contrast, I've notice very small plants/limbs (light shot glass size) are more unpredictable, I have one that is pretty much dead, while another is doing ok for now after a few weeks. Also, have used on an already rooted existing plant, seems to still be thriving.This stuff really works, it's just important to get a good size limb if your splitting it. Also, do NOT cut off the limb of an existing plant, if it only has one limb, this seems quite stupid and obvious in retrospect. Check youtube for videos about splitting and growing, there's on person in particular that's a great source.

I bought this product because I couldn't find it at the local stores. I inherited a Lucky Bamboo that was looking sickly. I cleaned up the dead leaves and parts before giving it the plant food. I followed the instruction and my little plant is growing and thriving. It even has new growths. I plan on re-potting it soon because it's too big for the pot it's in, but I didn't want to shock it too much. If I can find this product in my local area, I will probably buy it there instead of here on Amazon. I'm happy with the product.

Plant food, I cant ask the plants. They're green plants not flowering plants so who knows. Hard to compare one food againt another. When I feed the plants they don't die. :)Not a bad idea, the bottle easily sticks into the soil and drains slowly to feed the plant for about two weeks. Two bottles are required per month for a larger plant. So this is expensive but if you have trouble renembering to feed, it can save your plant. Except for the cost 5 stars.