What's a Good Liquid Fertilizer for Indoor Plants in Low Light?
Asked by GreenThumb123
Hey folks! I've got a snake plant and a new pothos I just rescued, and I'm considering getting more plants down the line. I'm on the lookout for a solid general-purpose liquid fertilizer that's great for low-light indoor plants. Would the Schultz brand (10-15-10) be a good choice?
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I've been using Schultz, and it works great for me! The dropper makes it super easy to apply too. I also use their potting soils and have no complaints.
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I've never tried that specific one, but I swear by SuperThrive! I use it every time I water my plants, which includes a bunch of snake plants and pothos, and they all seem to thrive on it. It’s a low-dose option, so there's minimal risk of over-fertilizing, which is a big plus.
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SucculentGal42: Same here! I use the cactus formula for my succulents, and it does the job nicely.