1.1 oz. Indoor Plant Food Spikes

Keep your succulent plants happy and fed with Miracle-Gro Succulent Plant Food. This easy-to-use plant food gets to work as soon as it's applied, feeding instantly. Simply apply directly to soil and water as normal. We recommend applying 2 pumps for small pots and 5 pumps for large pots (over 6" diameter). Make sure to rinse from leaves as you water. For best results, feed your succulents every two weeks. In addition to feeding, other factors that contribute to growing healthy succulents include using a lightweight, well-draining soil and providing them with the right amount of light. A common misconception is that all succulents like hot temperatures. Some do, but others need a bit of protection from afternoon sun. Do some research on the varieties you're growing to ensure you place them in the right spot. In general, purple, red, and orange-leaved varieties grow best and most colorfully in full sun. Miracle-Gro Succulent Plant Food is great to use on all succulents, including cacti, jade, aloe vera, zebra plant, moonstones, prickly pear, and more.

Clean and beautify all hard-leafed foliage plants with Miracle-Gro Leaf Shine. This water-based, mineral oil formula won't clog leaf pores and is odor-free. It is easy to use for misting plants, simply apply when plant leaves appear spotty or dull. Make your plant's leaves shine with Miracle-Gro.

The easy to use liquid concentrate helps prevent transplant shock and stimulates root growth for faster blooms versus unfed plants. Great for use on both flowers and vegetables. Wont harm plants when used as directed.

Vigoro Azalea, Camellia & Rhododendron Food promotes abundant flowers and beautiful foliage in acid-loving plants. This fertilizer improves stress tolerance and helps develop a deep, dense root system. It is great for growing acid-loving plants including dogwoods, evergreens, bougainvillea, and hibiscus. Apply Vigoro Plant Food to new or established plants. Use at planting when applying to new plants. Work evenly throughout the soil used to refill the planting hole. For established azaleas, rhododendron, and hibiscus, fertilize in the spring. Fertilize established camellias, andromeda, gardenias, dogwoods, and evergreens in the spring after growth begins and again in the fall after first frost. Blueberries need fertilized in late winter before flower buds open. All other established plants should be fertilized every 3 months during the growing season. Sprinkle evenly around each plant but within the spread of the branches. Do not pile fertilizer next to trunk or at the base of the plant. Water thoroughly after application. Vigoro Azalea, Camellia & Rhododendron Food works the first time, or your money back.