Baby BioHerb Food, 175ml - Herb Plant Fertiliser for Strong Flavours and Aromas - Easy To Use Herb Plant Food - for Healthy Growth - Indoor and Garden Use - Herbs Growing Aid Spray

I bought both the Baby Bio Houseplant Food (175ml) and the Baby Bio Orchid Food (175ml) to give my growing collection of indoor plants a proper boost—and I’m so glad I did! These two little bottles have made a massive difference to my plant babies. If you love your houseplants and orchids like I do, this combo is a must-have.🌿 Baby Bio Houseplant Food – Everyday Plant MagicThis is my go-to feed for all my leafy green houseplants—from pothos and peace lilies to rubber plants and spider plants. The improvement in growth and colour was noticeable within a couple of weeks.Leaves are glossier and greenerNew shoots popping up regularlySo simple to use – just a few drops in my watering can once a weekLasts ages – the bottle may be small but it's concentrated🌸 Baby Bio Orchid Food – A Bloom Booster!My orchids have always been fussy, but since using this orchid-specific formula, they’ve perked right up. The leaves are stronger, roots look healthy, and I’ve even had new flower spikes appear!Perfectly balanced for orchids – no burns or yellowingEncourages flowering as well as leafy growthWorks great even on struggling plants💚 Why I’ll Keep Rebuying:Super easy to use—no fuss, no messAffordable and lasts a long timeNoticeable improvements across all my plantsTrusted brand with consistently great results✅ Final Verdict:Whether you're nurturing leafy houseplants or delicate orchids, these two Baby Bio fertilisers work like a charm. They’re simple, effective, and genuinely make your indoor plants thrive. I use them side-by-side every week and the results have been fantastic.5 stars for both – absolutely recommend as a plant care staple! 🌿🌸

Baby Bio Houseplant Food is a must-have for anyone with struggling plants. This remarkable formula combines essential nutrients—nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—in a perfectly balanced mix that revitalises your houseplants. It promotes healthy leaves, strengthens roots, and encourages vibrant blooms, ensuring your indoor garden thrives.I can personally attest to its incredible effectiveness! I once had a plant that seemed hopeless, with drooping leaves and very little growth. After following the simple instructions for Baby Bio—just 5 to 10 drops mixed into half a litre of water during my regular watering routine—I was amazed by the results. In no time, my plant transformed, bursting back to life with lush, green foliage and renewed vigour. If only I had discovered Baby Bio sooner; I might have saved some other plants that I regrettably had to let go. The sturdy bottle has also shown no signs of leakage.What truly sets Baby Bio apart is its ease of use. I highly recommend Baby Bio Houseplant Food to all plant lovers, especially those facing challenges with their houseplants. It’s truly a little miracle in a bottle that will breathe new life into your indoor oasis!

healthy lemon tree but still not fruiting. not sure if it's the fertiliser or other cause..

I have been using this for number of months now and I appreciate the good results, versatility and easy use.It is great product for a good price.

The plants love it! Mine have been much happier since using and a little bottle lasts a long time!

I’ve bought this before and the plants love it. Don’t go mad with it. We follow the instructions and measure it out and don’t feed them too often. Plants love it and makes a big difference. As you only need a tiny bit diluted in water this lasts for ages. I’ve just bought another bottle as a gift for a relative

Much happier houseplants with an occasional addition of this feed. Not part of the recent houseplant renaissance but I do have a few tough old survivors though including some lovely peace lilies which have been very grateful for the boost. I guess the nutrition runs out of steam in potting compost. This is easy to apply, a few drops in the water and the plants have healthier, greener leaves as a result

My plant still died but that might have something to do with me feeding it pasta water...