It depends on how large your plant collection is! One bottle will make 207 gallons of Plant Food! On average, one bottle will last someone with 20 houseplants 9-12 months.

Yes! Plant Food is a general use fertilizer that will work for all types of houseplants! Stay aware of succulents and cacti that are meant to be squatty (like echeveria) it can boost their growth and make them leggy!

It can be used year round! Even during winter, many houseplants still grow—just at a slower pace. As long as your plant is showing signs of growth, keep feeding with your regular dosage. If growth slows down, no biggie, just reduce frequency to every third watering.

It’s gentle enough for consistent use, so your plants get a steady stream of nutrients instead of a feast-and-famine cycle. PLUS It makes it easy for you! Zero tracking or trying to remember the last time you fed your plants was.

Use a measureable container (like kitchen measuring cups or a water bottle) to fill up your watering can. Count how many ounces of water your watering can holds. Follow the measurements below to calculate how much Plant Food you'll need!

Yes-ish. Cactus and Succulents are much slower growing than tropical varieties of houseplants. The formula in Plant Food has a higher amount of Nitrogen and Phosphorus which can force slow growing plants to get leggy. That being said, succulents and cacti still need food, so we recommend diluting it to .25 ml/gallon.

Every plant is different, and growth depends on a variety of conditions. Some people see results in a week, but we love the 6 week mark! That is when most of our reviews are submitted (check them out for yourself below!) Watch for new growth, greener leaves, and a happier plant!

Most fertilizers are “use once a month and hope for the best.” Plant Food is balanced and diluted just right so your plants get steady, ongoing nourishment—no risk of burn or overload. There also are no mystery fillers, no weird additives. Just high-quality, water-soluble nutrients that your plants can absorb quickly and put to work right away.

Death Drops are a microbial insecticide that uses Bacillus thuingiensis subspecies israelensis (Bti) to target and control fungus gnat larvae in soil and potting mix.

The active ingredient (Bti) produces proteins that are toxic to fungus gnat larvae when ingested. When applied to soil, it helps interrupt the gnat lifecycle before they mature into flying adults.

Yes! Death Drops are labeled for use on ornamentals (houseplants!), herbs, and vegetables grown indoors, in greenhouses, or in nursery settings.

No. This product is designed to target fungus gnat larvae. For best results pair with Killer Smiles to catch flying adults.

No. This product is designed to target fungus gnat larvae. For best results pair with Killer Smiles to catch flying adults.

Yes! Death Drops can be used in the same watering can as our other products like Plant Food, Soil Refresh, and Hydration Renew. Just follow each product's dosage.

Death Drops begin working at the laval stage, which means you may start to see fewer adult gnats flying around within 4-7 days after application. Because adult gnats already flying wont be affected, it's normal to continue seeing them for a short time while the larvae are being controlled in the soil. Pair with Killer Smiles to catch the adults!

For active infestations reapply weekly or when you are regularly watering. For prevention or ongoing control use regularly as part of your watering routine.

Bti has been extensively studied and is considered safe when used as directed. Always follow the safety precautions on the label, and store out of reach of children.