- 2X MORE VALUE: The 16 oz Hydrangea outdoor & indoor plant food makes 16 gallons of plant food for houseplants, while the bigger size 32 oz bottle makes 32 gallons, ensuring long-lasting care.
- BOOSTS GROWTH & BLOOMS: Packed with nitrogen for leafy greenery, phosphorus for root development & potassium for enhanced bloom, this liquid fertilizer for indoor plants ensures thriving hydrangeas.
- POWERFUL FORMULA: With macronutrients & micronutrients like calcium, magnesium & zinc, Hydrangea food strengthens stems, fuels vibrant colors & supports beautiful flowers of hydrangea plants live.
- FIXES NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES: Reverse weak growth, pale leaves & underwhelming flowers with our house plant fertilizer that delivers balanced nutrition for vibrant, consistent results.
- FOR ALL HYDRANGEAS: Works as a flower fertilizer and fertilizer sprayer, HiThrive liquid plant food ensures steady growth & breathtaking blooms for Bigleaf, Oakleaf, Blue Hydrangea & more.
- EASY TO USE: Simply mix our hydrangea plant food with water and apply! Use every 1-2 weeks during spring and summer, and every 4 weeks during fall and winter for year-round hydrangea care.
Product description
This Hydrangea Fertilizer offers 2x more value with its bigger-sized bottle. Its 16 oz bottle can be mixed with 16 gallons of water, while the 32 oz bottle can be mixed with 32 gallons of water, delivering long-lasting plant care.
Formulated with key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, along with six essential micronutrients, this fertilizer promotes healthy foliage, strong roots, and vibrant, lasting blooms.
HiThrive Hydrangea Fertilizer offers the ideal balance of nutrients for consistent growth across all hydrangea types - Bigleaf, Oakleaf, Smooth, Climbing, Mountain, Panicle, and more.
Mix Hydrangea Fertilizer with water and apply.
Watering Can: 2 tbsp. (30ml) per gallon of water; Leaf Spray: 1 teaspoon per quart (32 oz) of water; Hose End Sprayer: Set the sprayer to 1 oz (30 ml) setting.
Use 1-2 weeks during spring & summer and every 4 weeks during fall & winter.
