Jul 272013
Schultz All Purpose Plant Food Plus 10-15-10, 4 fl oz. 1011
- Famous 7 Drops formula – Just 7 drops per quart of water feeds everything you grow
- All purpose formula that feeds all indoor and outdoor plants
- Excellent for transplanting, repotting and rooting.
- Easy to measure dropper
- Feeds plants the way nature does, delivering nutrients to the roots with each watering.
The Schultz brand of plant foods first set down roots more than 60 years ago, and it’s still going strong as the trusted name for hardy gardens and vivacious houseplants. From our original liquid plant food formulas to our selection of specialty products to complement your garden, you can count on Schultz products, season after season, year after year.
List Price: $ 12.99
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The only way to go,
This plant food is incredible. It’s super-concentrated plant fuel. Whether you have a green thumb or not, I highly recommend Schultz. It’s inexpensive and lasts forever (only 7 drops per quart of water). If you tend to notice last-minute that your plants are dying, this stuff will save the plant.
It does promote incredible growth, though, so if your plants are healthy and you start using it every time you water, be prepared for that.
I’ve never tried it on outdoor plants (I live in an apartment), but I’ve heard nothing but good from friends who also use Schultz.
Bottom Line: Incredible value, Super-Concentrated, and definitely worth checking out.
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|Perked up our nearly-dead “lucky bamboo”,
What could be worse for your superstitious spouse than a dying “lucky” bamboo plant? Thankfully, a quick drop of this into some water and the plant perked right up within a week. Works great, and it looks like the bottle will last forever.
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|Excellent for Bamboo and other indoor plants,
I had a Bamboo plant that wasn’t looking the greatest. Followed the instructions on the package, and voila – bamboo plant is much healthier, greener, and growing extremely fast! I also used this on a Ficus tree inside the house with the same results. If you have city water and your plants aren’t doing well, the chlorine is likely harming them. Either use distilled water or save a few gallon jugs, fill them with water, and let them sit outside in the sun for a few days to get the chlorine out.
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