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Indoor Plant Food (100ml), Neem Oil Leaf Shine (245ml) and Soil & Microbe Booster (500ml glass jar).
$13 compared with buying them separately: $39 instead of $52.
Repot when the plant has outgrown its pot. Use the booster when the plant still fits but the mix has gone tired: growth has slowed, colour has flattened, and the mix has been in there a while. Most indoor plants spend a lot of their life in that gap, which is what the booster is for.
Stir it through fresh mix when you repot, or scratch it into the surface around the root zone of a pot that isn’t ready for repotting. Then water with the plant food as usual. It’s fine to use year round.
Yes. It works in garden beds, vege patches and the compost heap as well as in pots.
Yes. There’s no potting mix in this pack, so it ships anywhere in Australia.
It’s a natural product, so wear gloves, avoid breathing in the dust and wash your hands afterwards.
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