Baby Bio Tomato Food, Concentrate - 175 ml

This has been feeding my pot plants for 25 years. Best used in the Spring when plants are waking up from Winter dormancy and need a boost to get them going again to stimulate new growth. I've been familiar with this product for at least 40 years and know that it's well-trusted by many plant lovers. Boring but true.

I bought this when the leaves of my lemon tree started to go yellow. I had tried the normal baby bio, but that did not seem to help. Within two weeks of using this product, new, lush growth has started and there are now several flowers. I even have a couple of little lemons developing.

I have been using this product for around 40 years now and I am never without it.I use Baby Bio every time I water my plants - meaning all year round and my plants thrive on it. I enclose a photo of a Mother-in-Law's Tongue, one of three, that are the same size and I think it can be called an impressive specimen. The photo was taken about two years ago and so the plants have grown since and remain in the same good condition, thanks to Baby Bio.I have had many compliments concerning my plants and many questions about how I achieve such specimens and I always give the same answer 'use Baby Bio and use it all year round'.It deserves more than 5 stars!

I was given a Kaffir lime tree cutting that was struggling. As with most citrus trees limes requires better weather than the UK can provide. So that means sometimes we have to give them a helping hand.My mother recommended citrus food and so I took to Amazon to find it. Baby bio is a well known brand and I have seen a vast improvement over the time I've been using it. It certainly isn't a miracle cure, citrus plants aren't going to flourish here (UK) without some care along the way. But using this alongside good citrus soil, a warm environment and plenty of light will help get your citrus trees growing. Especially in winter, where they tend to struggle the most.I found diluting in a water-sprayer and giving the plant quite a small amount little and often - really helped.

I've used Baby Bio since God was a lad and swear by it. I add five drops to every litre of water for my house plants so they get a continual low level feed, easier than marking the calendar or working out which plant needs feeding when and how much. They thrive on it, my friends and family always comment on how talented I am at keeping and rescuing house plants but this praise should be reserved for this magical tincture, not lil ole me.A top tip is to use it on supermarket herb pots, I have a basil plant that is nearly two years old, it's just on the kitchen windowsill and is still providing the family with leaves after many of its counterparts will have yellowed and been thrown on the compost heap in countless other households across the world. When you look at the overall cost it is certainly better too because a bottle lasts forever!

Perfect, my orchid is thriving and is even trying to sprout some more buds, must have if you're keen on keeping them around for years. Seen some good YouTube videos on how to get your orchid to re-bloom etc when it seems it's dead, it most certainly isn't! Lovely to nurture and keep around.

When I buy supermarket potted herbs they normally die or significantly wilt within a week or two even if watered, the issue is that the soil is crap.I didn't originally buy this for using with supermarket potted herbs, but thought I'd try it with some. After following the instructions, just a few days later they are looking much healthier, and where I pulled basil leaves off, after a few days there are new leaves starting to grow in the same place.I think all the potted herbs need is a bit of nutrients in the soil, from a plant food like Baby Bio, and they will last much longer than 1-2 weeks.Very pleased, as it was cheap at just £1.99.

I had always thought 'Yeah Yeah' re this stuff, I mean, do plants get fed extra 'out there' in the wild? No, but equally they are not subjected to being confined in pots, household cooking smells and all that.So, after a favourite 6 year old peace lily was on its last legs, and I did not want it to be, having done the re-pot etc etc, I brought some Bio. And sat back, and waited.Well....revival or what? That there plant is happy and flowering again, and I cannot believe it! It had not flowered for 2 years, and the leaves are beautifully lush and it almost sings to me. I have since fed other plants and report that they too are doing better.I have now also brought a succulent feed for my succies, and they are positively dancing with happiness.Do your pots a favour, go buy some Bio. I will always have some bio in the house now for my plants.