Hibiscus Fertilizer – Liquid Plant Food for More Blooms, Vibrant Color & Healthy Tropical Growth, 8 oz

I've had a hibiscus for two years, this is the third summer. I bring it inside during the winter. The first summer I had amazing blooms. But last year. Not ONE! The tree was green and healthy looking but it did not flower even once. This year I researched a bit and decided to try this specialized fertilizer. I've used fertilizer this whole time but it was generic all purpose stuff. I've had this fertilizer for about a month and have added it about three times maybe to the plant so far and ITS BLOOMING! I'm so excited. There are 3 or 4 buds growing on every single branch tip now after about 2 months - its insanity! The fertilizer is liquid and I just add the amount to my water just as directed. Its so simple and the results are so fast and so extreeme! I figured it would help a little bit but these results far exceed my expectations.

I had gorgeous blooms all summer well into fall. Hibiscus are heavy feeders, this product gave me more blooms than any other

very happy with results from this product.. Would greatly recommend

A good fertilizer for hibiscus. I got blooms shortly after using this fertilizer. My only complaint is the cost. The bottle is small and doesn’t last long. You don’t get much for your money.

One application brought back vibrant life to.our hybiscus! Great stuff!

Fertilizer is Working great! She looks Amazing! Bloom, baby, BLOOM!! I pulled my Deck Plants in for the Wisconsin Winter. (My 1st time-I get my Plants from the grocery store every summer. So, I usually just toss ‘em come Fall. (‘Cuz I’m lazy, duh) I’m invested now. I used “Neem Oil” to help get rid of pests and Hydrogen Peroxide mix for any possible gnats- with the other plants.) The blooms were great all summer and I wanted to keep them going. I didn’t want to mess with a DIY fertilizer… so, here we are. I’m hoping to keep the Blooms (and my Blooming Joy going)! :D 😄

Hope this works well for the price!! The fertilizer is 32 oz. A bucket of water requires 4 oz.of the fertilizer. So you get 8 applications. That works out to $3.38 per application per bush. And you're supposed to do this every couple of weeks in the summer. That is $20 per bush per each summer. And if you're like me, I have lots of bushes. Seems expensive to me.

I have 2 hibiscus plants. One I got 4 years ago and other last year. They are in pots. I bring them in for winter. This year after bringing them outdoors in late May and all through summer, they wouldn't bloom. They looked drab. I am determined not to lose these plants, as they were gifts from my daughter. It got cold again (it's Fall). I brought them back inside. I got this fertilizer. After one use, a miracle and strange thing happened, they started blooming! I'm getting lots of buds. Late in season, this is normally when they stop blooming. This saved my plants!