Houseplant 101: Complete Guide to Fertilizing Houseplants - Ep 122

[@zankapfel4390]

You don't even know how much I appreciate the pure professionalism of this channel. The physical relief I felt when she acknowledged that not all people who watch live in the States was ridiculous. So many US channels seem to forget that due to their native language, their content is far more international than just American. Thank you so much.

[@summerrayneoakes]

I'm very pleased that it's meaningful for you. The reality is, as you shared, that there are so many folks outside of the U.S. that watch that it's becoming increasingly important to become proficient in a broader language...even in my book I include both C and F degrees!

[@danielleaurora9828]

Yes, but in fairness Zank. Please take care to remind people of your point (which I find to be a good one) that is likely overlook because each geographical region has its own climate challenges and even its own soil needs. The matter of keeping houseplants is rather unnatural, too. For it is us, humans, who bring them into our inorganic spaces. Again, great point but it also could have its nuances if someone offers broad recommendations that are not applicable to a specific region. The backlash can be brutal. Therein may lye the reluctance of some who do not acknowledge our interest from a global perspective.

[@zankapfel4390]

@@danielleaurora9828 that is very true! I just wanted to take the opportunity to praise where praise is due. Wouldn't criticize it the other way around.

[@danielleaurora9828]

Zank Apfel I understand. Nor was it taken as a criticism, it was taken as an excellent point that I myself thought was noteworthy and in fact brilliant!! Plant people share our love of perpetuating life, and specifically, plant life... and that’s all around awesome!!!!!

[@CinematographerSrinivasan]

from India here, loving it :-)

[@Apero1Spritz]

Another professionally produced episode that will serve as an excellent source of reference for houseplant growers.

[@summerrayneoakes]

Very pleased! Thanks always for tuning in.

[@sab_8321]

It's not very clear or detailed, a lot of the answers amount to repeating the questions. Q: What is a gentle fertiliser? It's a more gentle fertiliser

[@davidjduerr]

@@sab_8321 seemed pretty straight forward to me, gentler means less potent if you need an example think of alcohol, hard liquor is much stronger where as a beer is going to be “gentler”. If you’re drinking hard liquor you’ll need less to feel intoxicated than you would if you were drinking beer. If you need an explanation as to why it comes down to ingredients and amount of ingredients. More is stronger, less is gentler.

[@ianhaak5844]

I’m so grateful for your videos. Been a ton of help. Would like to take your masterclass very soon. I have a ton of questions cause I keep getting different advice and you seem to be on board with the majority of references so thanks for your support on you tube. You have helped me immensely. Thanks again summer rayne oaks.

[@oksiek8256]

you know what is crazy? I'm not that much into plants but I have these videos going just in the background because it feels so peaceful! How weird is that? There's something about your voice AND the way you talk AND the content that is so relaxing and calming! I have this on in the background while I clean my house and I just had to take a moment to tell you this.

[@cdwilliams3310]

You really have a gift Summer, the way you explain something so confusing in a way that is so easy to understand! Thank you, I've learned so much from you 💚💚💚

[@summerrayneoakes]

My pleasure. Thanks for sharing so.

[@chatryna]

I have a pretty good understanding of fertilzers but you took this to the next level...Thank you. Your videos are classics and will never age.

[@uno1r]

she deserves her own Netflix show

[@crexx8296]

I need a video on when a plant goes into shock after changing pots. How, why, and what to do? Thank you.

[@anthonylewis62]

i agree, that is why i do not repot unless its absolutely necessary and i do not, touch the roots, i simply set them down in new soil gently , and pack with new soil, that helps as well to prevent shock

[@Leelu-dallas]

You read my mind! I was JUST googling more information about fertilizer! Could not have posted this video at a better time! I have one more question going off of the waiting to fertilize after buying a plant. Would I still want to wait said amount of time if I repotted and removed a lot of the soil? Thanks so much for all of the information! Your channel is so amazing!

[@summerrayneoakes]

I think if you're removing a lot of the soil, I would still wait at least a couple weeks. If you're transplanting it, I would actually suggest more of a soil activator or something like biotone to help with the shock of transplant.

[@particles1101]

This channel deserves a lot more subscribers. This is some top content.

[@noemischmidt1152]

Professionally put together, Summer Rayne, you're simply the best role model in the plant community. Thanks for sharing information.

[@faithersland8234]

You my dear are the most knowledgeable person I’ve ever watched for house plant care! Your absolutely amazing!

[@robyt9542]

This is probably one of the best videos I have seen on plants. I loved the time lapse of the roots growth. I am obsessed to look at my orchids roots. I wish I could see inside the other pots too.

[@Engrish4me]

Wow. Just wow. So much information. Easily understandable for us black thumbs.

[@giselleluna1100]

“Its like you’re giving them Mcdonalds” lol oh Summer. This video is so enlightening, thank you Summer, for helping us become better plant parents.

[@jencurtis4627]

Thank you, Summer, for the excellent information. I'm new to caring for houseplants, and have routinely found myself coming to your videos for guidance. I'm also a high school English teacher, and have been inspired by your clarity. Really appreciate your efforts!

[@destinypoole3730]

I've been consistently watching these Plant 101 videos for the past few weeks, and since I just started growing my own indoor plants this year I have found them so incredibly helpful!

[@JELLYSKA]

Thank you so much for this. I just fertilised my little indoor oasis for the first time yesterday using an organic fertiliser (4, 1.5, 4). I gave it to my Monsteras, palm, rubber tree and ficus as well. I really want to do this right, as all my plants gave me so much love and new growth this spring.

[@avaf1084]

Great video. Very informative, professional and easy listening. Thank you so much!!!

[@summerrayneoakes]

very pleased. Thanks for watching and tuning in!

[@hussainalshamali1129]

That was the shortest 38-minute-video I’ve ever watched. Thank you so much for the great content and this highly informative mini lecture. Defs answered heaps of the questions I had.

[@michaeld1726]

Well said: regarding people who live in tropical zones. I had some plants that stayed dormant due to the extreme summer heat we had last year. They are really growing now. Love your videos!🪴

[@angiep1312]

Hello Summer - I am new to your channel and thought I would let you know how much I appreciate your videos. I live in the Caribbean so our climate is much like that of Florida. I am now getting back into my Green space mode so I am happy to have found your channel ... happy planning and planting.

[@WillertMorris]

Clear as glass. Thank you. Clarified the purpose of N P and K. Also useful is knowing the time of season to fertilize. Got it.

[@crexx8296]

I needed this video and spreadsheet so badly. Thank you! That's a lot to try to cover and compile.

[@summerrayneoakes]

Glad you appreciate! Thanks for saying so. Everyone is so nice and thankful all the time and I appreciate that!

[@RileyNickers]

Of all the you tubers giving advice on house plant i have found by far the most useful. Its one thing to be told "do this, do that" but you take the trouble to explain why. A little knowledge goes a long way. Instructions sink in and stay with some understanding of the principles behind them. So thank you and please keep doing more 🙏🪴🌱

[@1premier7]

Omg, I've been wondering exactly about this issue! Thank you so much. You are amazing, incredibly knowledgeable, and your videos are really helpful. My plants and I are grateful :)

[@summerrayneoakes]

So glad you find it useful!

[@fjm232300]

@@summerrayneoakes summer thanks for the videos and support! I need your help bad! I am trying to propagate my zz plant. I divided it into about ten pots. The pots range from a small leaf alone, a single stem with a couple leaves to my big pots four or five inches in diameter. 1: some stems are turning black. Leaves curling up and bending over. Horizontal brown striations, and cut marks that look like a bug is chewing on them. 2: some leaves have small circular colorations on the leaves. Also, the backs of some leaves have silvery coloring. Is this all from needing fertilizer? Bad water? Bad timing- wrong time of year? I’ve tried to watch as many videos from you as I can, thanks! I’m sorry, this is my second email, I think, I hope I’m not bugging you guys! Please help. Jay morrissey- chicago

[@partikle]

I'm only recently discovered you and I'm so glad I did. You're way of instructing is absolutely stellar. Thank you very much for the time and effort you put into this.

[@katifay5701]

She is just lovely to learn from

[@danielleaurora9828]

Agreed! Including, the organic amendment of up-cycling fish aquarium water or Aquaponics. I have a 90 gallon aquarium and while my Chinese Evergreens love to be watered with that water, fungus gnats love that rich organic waste-water, too. Also, that water isn’t meant for plants like palms or cacti, as this will certainly facilitate root-rot! Love the channel, Summer💕

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

This is exactly how I got rid of fish tank water when doing water changes!

[@sharonbrower7394]

Would enjoy your comment more if your address wasn't so negative.

[@tinaseminerio6977]

I love this video and saved it to my watch again list. There is a lot of mixed messaging on you tube about fertilizing. I have to say it was a lot of information so I doubt I completely got it all, but will certainly watch it again. Thank you!

[@lsa7ada123]

Wish I could afford $180 for your master class. That plant fertilizer sheets would be so helpful.

[@summerrayneoakes]

The Masterclass is an investment. You just have to figure out whether it makes sense for you. But I think it's important to invest in yourself and other people whom you support. I even look at these videos as investment. I doubt I or the people who are generous enough to help with these videos will ever recoup financially from the resources that are put in, but there are other solid benefits that are had. At the very least, however, you get all this free information here. :)

[@lsa7ada123]

Summer Rayne Oakes Oh I no doubt that the price you charge is completely worth it for what I would learn. But having to move from the east coast to the west this summer... my budget will not allow. I was in no way implying your fee was outrageously overpriced. Just outrageously out of my budget now. But yes I do very much appreciate this FREE info.

[@stephenmitchell3996]

Great video! I’ve always been fertilising well it would seem, but now I actually have a comprehensive understanding of what’s going on with my plant when I fertilise! Thanks!

[@matthewcooper26]

There’s always something new for me to learn from your wealth of knowledge, thanks for sharing! Have you ever considered doing a video about your history with botany/horticulture? Did you pursue formal education to learn about plants or have you taught yourself over the years? Have you done internships or apprenticeships with people in the “plant industry”?

[@ja-uh9gz]

Fantastic video! It's very informative and thorough, and covers the basics of feeding and fertilizing your plants very well. You are a great teacher, Summer. Thank you very much!

[@daisydominguez_designs]

Thank you so much for this video! You did an amazing job explaining for a beginner here.

[@Ruiruifu]

3:48 love that Bergs glazed pot! Can you make a video on planters & pots that you like?

[@susanfusuma6472]

Omg, I just discovered your channel and you are just a wealth of information as I start my journey of growing indoor and outdoor plants! Thank you for also talking slow enough too, where I can remember somewhat of what you are saying or at least take notes on such vital information such as fertilizing plants!

[@anhphan1809]

The content is fantastic and what I have been waiting for! This is by far my favorite video of this series, thank you!

[@summerrayneoakes]

glad you found it useful. More to come!

[@plantboipeps231]

This woman is a plant goddess!!! Thank you so much summer for all your knowledge :) Hello from the Phillipines.

[@additudeobx]

Hi Summer. I have grown plants for a long time and I just recently started watching your videos. I find them very knowledgeable, captivating and I like watching them and relating them to my experience. There are always new things to learn. I would like to share some knowledge. This is an easy way for me to remember what each of the three N-P-K nutrients do for plants. Plants are basically divided into three sections. 1. Leaves. 2. Branches, Trunks and Flowers. 3. Roots; Even more basically, Tops, Middles and Bottoms. Those three sections are related to the N-P-K sequence respectively. Tops = N (Nitrogen), Middles = P (Potassium) and Bottoms = K (Phosphorus). So for example, to boost flowering, use higher P; for roots use higher K and leaves use higher N. Top-Middle-Bottom... it's an easy way to remember what the N-P-K is referencing.

[@additudeobx]

I would also like to add some thoughts on fertilizing schedules. At 20:41 you are talking about "Feed Every Time You Water" label on the bottle of a 10-10-10 concentration liquid fertilizer. You say it is presumptuous. I believe that it would actually be dependent on the manufacturers "Directions for Use". For example, if the directions stated to place one drop of fertilizer per one quart of water every time the plants are watered then that might be appropriate, as opposed to the directions that would say to use four drops per quart of water once a month. Fertilize every waitering, use a higher dilution rate, watering every month, use a lower dilution rate. I feel that there is not " any more" fertilizer actually being used, but rather fertilizing every watering concept is employing a more balanced and consistent application of fertilization over a period of time by using less fertilizer more often.

[@dianamay3609]

I found this helpful thank you

[@oksiek8256]

Watching this is so calming but making me want to buy some plants and make my home greener!!

[@sefsufisefsufi5684]

Hey there, your service to the plant world is much appreciated. Im begining to believe that these plants have found a new way to communicate their needs through your platform. Are you open to a livestream tour of our botanic garden and offering a few of your recommendations? (We can discuss whatever seems fair in return)

[@ralphchristianson]

Another great video on caring for plants. Besides being well shot and the information is invaluable, glad you keep the videos coming.

[@smuuu]

Hello and thank you for the v detailed walkthrough on fertilizing. I have a few questions and was wondering if you have any experience with the below: 1) usage used tea leaves or water soaked in used tea leaves (I presume these are considered amendments as well) - are they also “surefire” ways to get bugs as you mentioned? Because I’m also aware of tea being a good repellent for certain bugs. 2) watering plants with water used to wash rice - some people in the East/Asia use that as an amendment that provide a natural boost as well. Wondering if you have experience that this also affects bug presence I guess the general question would be plant based vs animal source amendments - any pros and cons? Thank you!! Bel

[@dangitmelinda]

Such an awesome, beautiful, thorough, and informative video. Thank you for making this wonderful content ❤️🌱🌿

[@jessicacastro9705]

Very well explained, thank you! I am a newbie on indoor plan care, and appreciate the help on your videos

[@natashakneale7432]

I had to save this video for future reference. This was sooooo informative, educational and extremely helpful!!! I am so grateful for this video 😘

[@summerrayneoakes]

Very pleased you found it useful. Thanks for writing in and saying so

[@vilmadasilva5409]

Thank you very much for speaking to all of us, I live in Angola 🇦🇴 and sometimes I can’t relay on the explanation on the back of a packet of seeds or a bottle of fertilizer because it says summer or spring and it’s very different. But you talk for all of us. Thanks

[@AdmiralPeach]

So helpful for a new plant owner, thank you!

[@puteraanasabdulmanaf4584]

Thank you for this great mini class of how to fertilize houseplants. You explained in detail and made it easy for us to understand. :) you’re right. Observing our plants is the best way to learn.

[@courtneyhall8226]

I have so much more confidence about fertilizing my plants now! My not as happy as they could be houseplants thank you!!

[@AnBinhlilCrocodile]

your hair is so beautiful! thank you for the tips with fertilizer xx

[@TheSweetgurliee]

I needed this video so bad thank you!

[@summerrayneoakes]

very pleased it's useful.

[@tomikool]

this is absolutely life-saving for me who do not know how to save my plants from dying from lack of nutrients. Thank you!

[@LeafyConversations]

Thank you so much for such an educational video! This is exactly what I have been looking for for all day trying to understand fertilizer and what that actually looks like when doing it. Having a 1 gallon jug of water is a great idea. I was struggling thinking how am I going to measure such a small amount to fit in the squirt bottle I use for my Lithops and Split Rocks. I am off to buy your book!

[@sierrasetzer9653]

Taking notes while watching. So informative and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@trevorkelley7485]

Thank you so much! This information is incredibly appreciated! You’re incredible in front of the camera every time! I watch at least one a day if not 3 or 4.

[@summerrayneoakes]

haha. You'll run out of videos at that rate! Thanks for tuning in.

[@jenlynn6534]

This video was beyond helpful. I have two parlor palms and one of them was looking quite dreary, obviously in need of fertilizer, but for the life of me was overwhelmed at the nursery because there were so many! Thank you for this exceptional video!

[@TheSpritualJourney-SoulQuest]

I didn’t realise when I started watching this video and when ended…really appreciate your way of explaining and without you saying to like and subscribe, I did 👍😊

[@babydeer2196]

This was an awesome and informative episode!! Best half hour of my week! Thank you so much Summer!!!! 🤓👍💟🤗

[@HouseOfHorusWorld]

From beginning to end I learned so much, even took notes. Thanks so much for this, this was really awesome :)

[@alicesgarden6113]

It is very clever film to understand about Fertilizing that I've felt so complicated. Thanks!

[@pearl3761]

So glad I found this at the perfect time

[@suzettebouleyistre9147]

I really injoy watching your videos i learn so much from them. Thanks

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Summer! Thank you so much for all of the information you shared on fertilizing. It helped a lot. You do such a wonderful job of explaining everything in all of your videos and I really appreciate it. You're so down to earth and easy to understand. You're a wonderful teacher! 💕💕💕💕💕 Missed seeing Kippee 🐓.

[@summerrayneoakes]

Very pleased you enjoyed. I miss Kippee all the time. Sometimes hard to put her in all my videos though!!

[@responsiblecuisine4974]

Thank you so much for this amazing class. I got my first plant for Mother’s Day, a yellow Begonia🥰. You answer my questions, and now I want more plants 🤩. I’ll be watching your videos!!

[@tokosimpie]

I love her!!! She is very professional, and her content is always very thorough and extremely informative.🥰

[@stoobyderp]

My plants love the water I save from doing water changes on my planted betta fish tank!

[@andrewl.7369]

I dunk all my air plants into my 90 gallon, softwater aquarium. It has nutrients from the light aquatic fertilizer I use once in awhile for my aquatic plants, and also naturally occurring nutrients in the chlorine-free water.

[@chrispayne1324]

I do the same from my high tech tank.

[@lilpinky1123]

Me too!

[@Jan-R-]

Andrew L. Does it not leave your tank water murky?

[@darleneb6084]

I wondered about using fish tank water .....

[@karenroya2378]

Have you tried beneficial nematodes for fungus gnats? I just did a green lacewing release as per your recommendation yesterday and I’m so excited to have some support against the aphid war. I have been using the mosquito bits for a year with not super great control of the fungus gnats, I’ve read great things about the nematodes and will apply them in a couple days.

[@zSuitSamus]

I used beneficial nematodes to control fungus gnats. It seems to work for me. (:

[@DannyTillotson]

Steinernema Feltiae are the type of Nematodes for anyone who wants to do this. Make sure you buy ones that are alive and not dead. Use a microscope to check on arrival or a clip on phone lens to zoom right in.

[@rnk957n8]

Now I get 20 20 20, 10 10 10 that you always go on about lol great job!💚👍

[@turogers13]

Wow! 😃 That was so helpful. Thanks for explaining fertilizers in a way that makes sense. 🤔 I'm always leery to fertilize. It's hard to fathom that adding just one cap full to a large lake is plenty. Lol 😁 I'm glad that I stumbled🍀upon your video and am now a subscriber.🌻

[@NoraZelaya]

Thank you for this very thorough video about fertilizers, I learned a lot!

[@isla8599]

Thanks Summer! I'm very happy this validated my decision to not worry about fertilizers until my plants have been in my home longer ♥️😊

[@barbll000]

Fantastic explanation about fertilizing. You've answered all my questions! Many thanks Summer.

[@jacksonrodriguez2703]

Hello Barbara

[@leonardozamora5279]

Hi Summer, thank you so much for this wonderful video! I grow orchids and as you may know they require a lot of especial care. I am currently using an 3-1-5 organic fertiliser. I am a little concerned about the media breaking down faster by using an organic fertiliser, but my husband is really terrified of chemicals and for that reason he doesn't like synthesised fertilisers. Any advice or insights? Love your content so much!

[@ThatGardener]

You videos are so beautifully shot. Superb video as always. Learnt a lot and enjoyed the tips in our garden as well.

[@krayslee]

Thank you! After watching this video I think I am equipped with sufficient basic knowledge to fertilize my plants =D

[@2memusicspeaks]

Do you have any thoughts on keeping calatheas in terracotta? I know there are many strong opinions on what plants should go in what pots, and I am curious to hear yours!

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[@fredbright2096]

First time viewer, impressed with your knowledge, very impressive presentation, I learned a lot, and will be a fervent viewer in the future. Great job.

[@thetriplegoddess]

Great video as always!! Love how in depth you go in to and what im digging right know! EDUCATION!! Thank you for the great info, community and plants added to wish list! Xoxo

[@turbotove]

Great video, loved it! I have another question though. How do you fertilize the plants that you water through hydrospikes and similar? Do you just fill up the containers with the fertilizer mix instead?

[@katisme5137]

As always, this video goes into my gardening treasures folder for future reference. Thank you for differentiating synthetic and organic liquid fertilizers......am always scared to touch synthetic fert. now, it's not so bad after all.

[@summerrayneoakes]

It's really about whether you want to build up soil microorganisms or not. Sure there can be other differentiations too but haven't seen anything in the literature myself

[@heatherv3350]

Great video! You answered a lot of questions I had - and even some I didn't realize I needed to know! Thanks!!!

[@rilynzzz]

I read that tea are good for plants. Can I use tea water to fertilize my plants? Btw, I just signed up to be a member of "Plant On Me" and I can't wait to explore the website.

[@shiningstar1869]

Excellent video! A lot of information in this one. Thank you so much😊🌿🌴

[@GrowWithNoot]

Best fertilizer ever is... Noot! We launched a month after this video... :) Use every watering, without the hassle. Love Summer!

[@deebee1326]

I think here in Australia we don't have the same system with the three numbers/ratio on the front of the fertilizer packaging. I could be wrong, but I never see it. It would be so good if we had clearer information on our packaging. Thanks for this helpful information as always Summer, I really appreciate being able to learn from you! Also once and for all I would like to know do fungas gnats harm the plants or not!!?! So many different opinions on this!

[@Cheryl4110]

Thank you for your video, VERY informative, and VERY helpful!

[@aubreem.540]

Sorry this question isn’t about fertilizer, but I am wondering if you could do a video similar to this about soil types and uses of each, thanks

[@evicaf4e]

💡 Such an important, detailed and interesting video. Those informations are comprehensive and much needed. You did it again Summer Rayne. 👏😊🌿

[@SuperOhsarah]

I put crushed eggshells in my rose bushes and they love it!

[@nancyayers8322]

This was wonderful Summer!! You answered so many questions for me 👏 Thanks so very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. I have begun to investigate your master class and I'm excited about what I see! Thanks again! 🥰🌵🪴

[@mattmcdonald2679]

Love your videos. Have learnt so much and always look forward to a new video. Keep it coming :)

[@giorgethomas]

Thanks for this. I’ve been wondering for a while whether our winter’s here in Adelaide, Australia would be considered a dormant season but I know we are considered subtropical!

[@summerrayneoakes]

If you notice your plants slowing down during your cold season, then I would take cue from your plants and slow down or eliminate fertilizing. If you're on the equator, well then, that's another subject altogether. Remember there are microclimates in lots of places too!

[@giorgethomas]

Summer Rayne Oakes I think for us - and this is only from looking at things the last few years - winter is a growing period while summer everything stands still. We have hot dry summers here so nothing really grows; everything is just trying to survive. You’re right, though - you always need to monitor your plants to see how they perform where you live.

[@lyddyc9830]

McDonalds! Thats so funny! And you are so helpful.You need your own show!

[@summerrayneoakes]

Glad you're enjoying!!

[@jacksonrodriguez2703]

Hello lyddy

[@markwitte303]

WOW. So much information. I need to keep my life simple. I have a few plants that are contra and do what they want. I have lost 90 percent of my house plants in the past thirty years. Love summer raynes oaks posts. Mostly due to over watering.

[@windowpane]

thank you so much for this information. I just started taking care of houseplants and I no longer have planted tanks. and I have some planted tank fertilizers left, N-P-K, iron and a seachem flourish in separate bottles. I really don't want to waste them and was wondering if I can use them for my houseplants and how much to use.

[@natefidalgo7625]

Anyway i enjoy watching some of your videos very knowledgeable you leave not much gaps in logic and are really good presenting the information. One last question i am wondering about wouldn't it be cheaper if they just made fertilizers in powder form. With the NPK value adding up exactly to 100 so there is no filler water or other unnecessary stuff when buying fertilizer? I mean sure it makes the customer have to know how to measure out / dilute the fertilizer properly into the right concentration but you get so much more fertilizer and really not have to buy fertilizer very often. Like with acres of land you wouldn't want small spray bottles or gallon containers of fertilizer you want it in powder form huge bags that you dilute to spray over the whole acres /farm land. Similar for pesticide/fungicides /insecticides if your having issues in your field you want huge bags and dilute it yourself. Example 10-10-10 means 10% nitrogen , 10% Phosphorus , 10% potassium with 70% filler so 70% is just diluted water stuff you dont really need. The synthetic fertilzers at least you got higher N P K values in the same ratios but more concentrate but still not the best for large projects. 20-20-20 synthetic is the same as 10-10-10 organic but still you have 40% filler to 70% filler why have filler?

[@preedeeka]

Thank you so much Summer Rayne.. Such a wonderful and informative video 💚🙏

[@summerrayneoakes]

Very pleased

[@kathygilbreath6073]

Thanks for sharing this kind of video. I have learned soo much from your videos 💚

[@summerrayneoakes]

Very pleased. Thanks for saying so.

[@jacksonrodriguez2703]

Hello Kathy

[@alexgonzales2467]

I’m wondering if an organic fertilizer will stink up my apartment? I have a lot of plants in a fairly small place and I’m afraid that if I fertilize all of them organically it will start to smell bad. Thanks for all the great info, I love to watch all your videos!

[@mulliganstew72]

Alex Gonzales I think it will stink up the place and also she said it attracts fungus gnats… I have the same fear as you do! I hear or sea kelp is a good one that doesn’t smell too much.