Botanicare Hydroplex, Bloom Enhancer, 0-10-6, 1 qt.

Plants are very healthy, it's worth the money, enhances blooming,flowers are coming out wonderful

I've had a Christmas Cactus for several years. Usually, it'll produce 2 or 3 blooms at random times. This year, I decided to try Botanicare Hydroplex, and got amazing results. I gave it the first dose on December 6, when I took the attached "before" picture. I gave it another dose on December 22. The "after" picture is what it looked like the day after Christmas. So many blooms, and still more coming! I am very pleased with this product. You only need a tiny bit (1/8 tsp per quart of water by my calculation), so this one-quart bottle will last a long time. I only wish they made it in a smaller size, with corresponding advice for use on indoor plants. The measures on the bottle are per gallon, which is way more than I could ever use at one time. Even though I had to do my own math to get the proportions I needed, I will definitely keep using this product, and look forward to many more amazing blooms in the future. Highly recommend!

I have been using this for a year now. I don’t see any difference when comparing to plants with out this product. I’m not buying anymore.

I have several small hydroponic gardens in my home in which I grow cherry tomatoes. I’ve mostly used a basic fertilizer for years with success, but I’ve been thinking about trying to increase productivity. I’m a little hesitant because I don’t want to burn my plants. Hydroplex looks like it might help. I also have many basic house plants, several of which are blooming sparsely.The instructions on the bottle are clear and simple: mix small specified amount with water. You apply the mix during the blooming and fruiting weeks. The quart bottle will go a long way. I am thinking next summer of using some on our zinnias and asters in containers outdoors. The formula is 0–10–6 (N nitrogen, P phosphorus, K Potassium). There is also a half percent of magnesium. Keep the bottle well-secured and wear gloves.I’m excited about using this fertilizer all fall and winter!

Two weeks after adding just a few drops of this in the pot of African violets, the blooming is overwhelming. I did not add anything else to their soil, neither changed any other factor, so this fertilizer must be doing something. Only concern is that it is toxic, have to be careful where it is stored not to be easily accessible or confused with anything else.

PRODUCT:I got this bloom enhancer since the ingredients looked decent and other reviews talked about how well it worked. They are right. Just make sure you follow the directions and check what kind of PH level you need for your type of plant. It’ll take a bit, but even after only 1 week, I got some awesome blooms on most of my roses.Better than the other very name-brand formula that I usually fertilize them with. I think you’ll be happy with this thing and it should work on quite a wide variety of flower based plants.

This is one product from a line of products from a reputable US company. Directions provide the mixture ratios for use in soil-based watering. I am starting to use it on some hydroponic plants and some plants in soil. It will take several weeks to see the results. Their website is very nice and provides a wealth of information, but I was not able to find any recommendations for use in hydroponics, so I just targeted a specific EC value and added a little at a time. Knowing this is a bloom supplement that should be used with a base nutrient, my goal was a 50/50 mixture of my standard nutrients and Hydroplex Bloom.I plan to update with before/after photos.

I can't really tell if it helps at all. I used better bloom boosters before and did see a difference so I continue to use those. Maybe with the whole Botanicare regimen Hydroplex works better. Idk?