Espoma Organic Cactus! Plant Food, Natural & Organic Fertilizer for All Cactus, Succulents, Palm, and Citrus Both Indoors and Outdoors, 8 oz, Pack of 1

I live in the desert and grow a lot of succulents, and this is the ONLY food I use. Exceptional product that really works to grow your succulents strong. You only need a cap full in a gallon of water in the feeding months and watch your plants grow.

This stuff smells horrible but my cactus LOVE it. I dilute it way down and use every time I water. I've had some of my cactus for 5 years and they never grew, 2nd watering with this and they all have new growth!

Only have two plant I use it on. They are doing fine.

I started using this in the spring, and gave it to all my succulents & cacti at least every other watering (sometimes every watering – I just used my instincts), and they grew so well and happily!For those who are curious, it has a 1-2-2 NPK ratio (lower in nitrogen than all-purpose plant food, which is better for leafier plants).My experience:A blue aloe that was worse for the wear after experiencing freeze-burn last winter (it had to get cut back to half its size) is now 1.5x its original size (so 3x its cut-back size!). Additionally, it put out 15 pups!A small but healthy Parryi agave put out 4 pups and continues to grow well ~ they’re very slow growers, but I’ve seen noticeable growth this year.My biggest jade got so big and happy that I had to give it away (no worries, cuz I’m always starting new ones from fallen leaves and stems).My sansevieria grew many inches and is robust & happy.I just mix it with water as per the instructions in a small watering can. Easy.I don’t find the scent troublesome ~ by the time it soaks into the soil, the scent dissipates.I’ve put it away for the year now (it’s November), but will keep it in a cool, dark place and look forward to another boisterous growing season next spring!

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Nice product

I have over 300 plants and they ALL love this stuff. I have been using it consistently for years during the growing season, and the plants have an immediate response to it. New leaves and flowers will begin to grow almost immediately. One of my rare Hoya has grown over 20 new leaves this month. Every single plant loves this stuff. It is a natural and organic fertilizer (read: chicken poop) and it smells like it, so you absolutely want to use a bottle or watering can that will NOT inadvertently get mixed with your dish-ware. I’d also recommend mixing this in an area away from all food prep surfaces (I mix mine in the utility sink in the laundry room). You may also want to wear gloves. You really can’t over-fertilize with this mixture, and I add a little to the watering can every time I water. All of my plants are full, lush, and thriving. The first two pics show new leaves on my Hoya Macrophylla and Hoya Mathilde. 10/10 for this stuff. GET IT!

Literally smells like poo in a bottle.