Slow Release Fertilizer

I've been using this orchid fertilizer for a few months now, and the results have been fantastic! My orchids are blooming more vibrantly than ever, with healthier leaves and strong root growth. It's easy to use—just a small amount goes a long way—and I love that it's gentle enough for regular feeding without burning the plants. If you're looking to give your orchids a boost, this fertilizer is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended!

Flowers came up brite and beautiful

Works as described. Great fertilizer.

It doesn’t burn the roots or leaves. I even use it for aquatic plants.

No proper instructions. False advertising stating was organic.

Nice bag of organic fertilizer for a great price. I got this to use for my house plants and am very happy with it and it is very easy to use. I like that this is a slow release formula so it should last quite a while, makings this a really good value. I would recommend highly, Thank you!

I’m using this RAINFLOW 11.28 oz Slow Release Fertilizer on three, small succulents, and am happy with it. It’s a pretty tiny bag, but my plants are also small (4” pots), so I have a good amount leftover. I like that it’s a slow release fertilizer, and also appreciate it being organic. It also looks pretty around my succulents!

This is a good value for the amount of fertilizer you get. It is nice to be able to put the beads into the plant pots then not need to worry about it again for 6 months. Some not so nice things: the bag is not resealable, there are no instructions included (I looked on the product description and hand wrote a sticky note), the measurements are metric (really only an issue because the US isn't up with the metric system), and the allotment for each pot needs to be weighed (I used my food scale but not everyone has one). I only took one star off because for the price, it's worth dealing with these issues but I decided I prefer just adding liquid fertilizer to my watering jug rather than the slow release. It's a big job to weigh out the beads and mix them into the soil then remember when I did it so I don't forget to refresh in six months. I'm including a picture of how much 32 grams is to go in one of my large 18 inch pots.