- 2X MORE VALUE: Get more with HiThrive Fern Plant Food. Its 16 oz makes 32 gallons and 32 oz makes 64 gallons of fern liquid fertilizer, delivering long-lasting care for indoor and outdoor live fern.
- FUELS GREENER GROWTH: Packed with nitrogen for vibrant fronds, phosphorus for robust roots & potassium for resilience, our fern fertilizer indoor & outdoor supports steady, lush, greener growth.
- SUPPORTS PLANT RESILIENCE: Boosts your ferns' ability to thrive in varying conditions with this fern tropical plant food. This house plant fertilizer strengthens their root systems & overall vitality.
- ENHANCED FORMULA: Enriched with calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, manganese & zinc, our fern tropical plant fertilizer strengthens roots, improves foliage density & promotes intricate frond textures.
- FOR ALL FERN VARIETIES: This fern plant food outdoor & indoors is ideal for Boston Ferns, Maidenhair, Staghorn, Bird’s Nest, and other indoor ferns, ensuring consistent, healthy growth for every type.
- EASY APPLICATION: Just mix this indoor plant food and apply directly to the soil. Use ½ capful of fern outdoor & indoor plant fertilizer per quart or 2 capfuls per gallon of water every 1-2 weeks.
Product description
This Fern Fertilizer offers 2x more value with its bigger-sized bottle. Its 16 oz bottle can be mixed with 32 gallons of water, while the 32 oz bottle can be mixed with 64 gallons of water, delivering long-lasting plant care.
Formulated with key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, along with essential micronutrients, this fertilizer fuels dense, greener fronds and strengthens root systems.
HiThrive Fern Fertilizer’s 2-2-2 NPK ratio offers the ideal balance of nutrients for consistent growth across all fern types - Boston Fern, Maidenhair, Asparagus, Staghorn, Bird’s Nest, Lemon Butter, and other fern varieties.
Mix Fern Fertilizer with water and apply directly to the soil until the roots are saturated.
For Quart Mix: ½ capful (1/4 teaspoon) per quart of water; for Gallon Mix: 2 capfuls (1 teaspoon) per gallon of water
Use every 1-2 weeks throughout the growing season.
