Hydroponic Nutrients for Hydroponic Growing System, FAFAGRASS One for All Liquid Fertilizer for Indoor Garden, Liquid Plant Food for Plants in Grow Sponges, Hydroponic Fertilizer (3.5oz)

Worked nice for growing my basil

I’ve always loved this product….but my new order has a strange black color to it. Old bottle is on the left, blue color. Maybe this is their new design/color. I ordered a replacement and it’s the same black color. I was disappointed and reached out to the seller. They listened to my concern and took care of me. I will definitely continue buying from this brand. The product works great too! Just measure and dilute in water. Don’t use too much or your plants will get upset. Listen to the instructions and see your plants grow and thrive!

Using this plant food in my hydroponics garden. Works great

I got this for water propagation before I knew too much of the science behind it. Knowing what I do now, this isn’t great for that at all. The nitrogen content (5% total) is fine, but the ratio of nitrogen to phosphate (P) and potassium (K) is way off for that. P and K are essential for root development, which is what you want for water propigation, whereas N is more beneficial for leaf and stem development (not needed so much for water prop from cuttings). This product is 5:1:5 and, from what I’ve read now, it’s best to do 1:1:1. I also noticed that both my monsera and pothos had 0 root growth for like 2 weeks while using this and only started after I changed a bunch of factors, one of which being this fertilizer (so not the best data but still).Skip the weird off brand grub, get something like Clonex clone & seedling nutrient (not their rooting hormone product, although from what I can’t tell it isn’t bad either). This product likely won’t “hurt” but it isn’t giving you the benefits you’re paying for.

I don't believe Beryllium is a plant nutrient, and its listing in the contents is troublesome. I would not willingly consume anything that contained Beryllium because I am concerned that it would be harmful. I don't think Beryllium is safe in the food chain. In my opinion, the Beryllium content, if it is real, is a possible justification for pulling this product from the marketplace. Just sayin.