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Fertilisers & Additives

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  • Purpose: Fertilizers replace nutrients that plants use, lose through watering or no longer get from ageing substrate.
  • Starting dose: For complete liquid feeds indoors, 25–50% of the label dose is often a safer first step.
  • Best timing: Feed when plants are producing active root or leaf growth, not when growth has clearly slowed.
  • Application: Apply liquid feeds to evenly moist substrate unless the product label says otherwise.
  • Semi-hydro: Inert media add no nutrition, so nutrients need to come from the water or reservoir routine.
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Pokon Houseplants Food Sale priceFrom €10,00
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Choosing fertiliser by growing system

Houseplant fertilisers differ in nutrient balance, concentration, delivery method and growing-system compatibility. Liquid feeds suit flexible dosing, slow-release products provide gradual nutrition and specialist formulas support orchids, aroids or mineral systems. The right choice starts with the medium and the plant’s active growth.

Concentration and dosing style

Highly concentrated products offer many applications from a small bottle and require precise measuring. Ready-to-use or lightly concentrated feeds simplify routine care. Clear dosing instructions, bottle size and application frequency help compare value across products.

Plants in active growth use nutrients steadily, while slow seasonal growth calls for a lighter schedule. Nutrient balance, dilution and timing determine effective houseplant fertilising.

Soil and mineral growing systems

Organic-rich mixes hold and release nutrients differently from pumice, pon or expanded clay. Semi-hydro setups benefit from formulas designed for mineral media and regular reservoir care. Fertilising in semi-hydro focuses on concentration, flushing and steady supply.

Bottle format also matters in regular use. Measuring caps, pumps and clear labels make repeat dosing easier. A product that matches the growing system supports a consistent routine across the plants that use it. The repotting guide helps coordinate feeding changes with fresh substrate and renewed root growth.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fertilizers