How to Feed Houseplants for Greener Leaves and Better Growth
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You’re not imagining it—your houseplants really do grow faster in the summer. With longer daylight hours and warmer temperatures, plants shift into overdrive, sending out new leaves, roots, and vines. But to thrive during this growth spurt, your indoor jungle needs one essential thing: proper nutrition.
Indoor plants like pothos, monsteras, and fiddle leaf figs use summer’s extra sunlight to produce more chlorophyll and energy. But growth requires fuel, and that fuel comes from nutrients in the soil. If your plants aren’t getting what they need, you’ll start to notice:
Pale or yellowing leaves
Stunted growth
Droopy, sad-looking stems
Just like us, plants need regular meals to grow strong and healthy. And during the summer months, they’re burning through nutrients faster than ever.
Feeding doesn’t need to be complicated—just once a month is usually enough during the growing season (spring through early fall). Use an organic, concentrated fertilizer like Arber’s Organic Plant Food , which delivers a balanced blend of nutrients with every watering.
It’s that easy—and the results show up in lush, green foliage and more vigorous growth.
Adding Plant Food to your monthly care routine helps your plants thrive all season long. And because it’s people, pet, and planet friendly, you can feel confident knowing you’re feeding your plants with a formula that’s just as good for your home.
Can the Organic Plant Food be used for outdoor plants?
Yes, we’re happy to let you know that our Organic Plant Food is a fabulous product for both indoor and outdoor use. Our nutritious supplement will do wonders for your potted plants, raised garden beds, edible herbs, and much more.
I purchased the Plant Food, and there’s a hole in the cap. Is there an issue with my bottle?
No, there’s no issue! Our Organic Plant Food is living organic matter and given the nature of the ingredients, fermentation can occur, which is why we have added a ventilation hole to the cap to allow for expansion and release of any off gas. Please feel at ease that the efficacy of the product will not be impacted, but we do recommend covering the ventilated hole when shaking prior to use.
After using Plant Food I noticed there’s now mold on the topsoil. Why is this happening?