FoxFarm Grow Big Liquid Plant Food - Bloom Fertilizer for Flowers, Fruits, and Vegetables, Perfect for Indoor & Outdoor Potted Plants, NPK 6-4-4 (Pint)

I have never written an Amazon review before. This product is so good that I feel compelled to write my first one. My garden was really struggling for some reason this year, and I couldn't figure out why. I decided to try using this fertilizer and within 1 week my garden is much greener. Leaves are bigger. More flowers. More leaves. The growth has been so good it caught me off guard. Seriously, they look like different plants. It is almost unbelievable how well this works. It's a bit on the expensive side, I will say. But it is well worth it and I will buy it again. Outside of natural compost, this is by far the best gardening product I have ever used. Get this, follow the instructions on the bottle, and you will be thanking yourself later.Btw, I have a container garden spread across two different balconies that get differing amounts of direct sunlight. This worked on every single plant I have.I might have to start a farmers market stand by the end of the summer with the growth I have. Seriously.

It helps my tomatoes grow big and hearty. Great product.

This is 6 days of treatments with this fertilizer. The results are VERY fast. Definitely recommend.

my plants took off after using this

works like it should

I have not yet used Fox Farm's Grow-Big.However, it came highly recommended by an international group of seed sowing flower farmers on Facebook.Many, if not most, of the flower farmers use Grow Big weekly to promote growth in super slow growing flower seedlings, including lisianthus. The idea is to encourage strong stems and reduce soft growth, up until 6 weeks before planting them in the ground, when other elements used to promote blossom development and flower growth get added into the mix. Some flowers are such painfully slow growers that they often require months and months of higher levels of a non-urea based nitrogen. (Depending on the culture sheet, lizzies, for instance, need a 15-0-0 organic fertilizer, or a 46-0-0 urea based fertilizer, or for a constant liquid feed a 15-5-15 or a 20-10-20 NPK, with the nitrogen derived from a calcium-nitrate based formula.)It's relatively easy to locate a 15-5-15 non-organic soluble fertilizer. Jack's or Peters both offer 15-5-15 fertilizers.It more difficult to find these high NPK numbers and proportions in organic and semi-organic water soluble formulations. Grow Big (at 6-4-4) has more Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium (N-P-K) than the more widely used soluble Fish Fertilizer (typically 5-1-1) a former favorite of the members of the FB seed sowing group.If truth be told, in a course of a week, the flower farmers twice fertilize: once with Grow Big and then a second time, toward week's end with a feeding of diluted (1/2 strength) ammonium calcium nitrate (15.5-0-0), also available at amazon.Grow Big undoubtedly stimulates other types of plant growth. Just explaining how and why I purchased this particular product and why early infusions of nitrogen remain important for a flower seedlings development.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:This stuff is amazing. I got some seedlings from lettucegrow and added this when I out them in. They are so big and healthy and this is only after a week. Before, with no nutrients, the plants never drew past measly sprouts. Amazing. So happy with this fertilizer.

My go to for soil!!! Have no complaints will buy again