Is this safe for succulents and cacti?
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I used it on my cacti a few months ago, and they're doing great still! I don't know if that's an official use, though.
408959
It is safe for all plant life and animals. We have three dogs and have used it for about three years now. No problems whatsoever.
1687693
It's safe for the plants. However, I think I would err on the side of caution and not use it when the berries are fruiting.
633846
You need a different kind.Probably one wouldn't hurt a cactus, but not alot of benefit either.Look under miracle grow for cactus food.
1126875
I've used it on a variety of tropical plants with success. To be on the safe side, you might want to apply it to one small part of the plant and watch for any reaction, before applying it to the entire orchid.
1429460
It is safe for St. Augustine. I don't know whether it is safe for the cultivar Floratam.
2066842
I'm guessing here; but I don't think the Plant Nanny would be good for succulents, since their whole purpose is to keep the dirt moist.
2071344
yes it is safe for hermit crabs. I've done extensive research and contacted the company that makes them. Very few havea trees are unsafe as they are sprayed with something. But these ones were not sprayed and there is no other toxicity in them.
1009937
YES. I have used one for several months now watering a very large xmas cactus. The small spout allows me to get in and around the numerous arms without putting water outside of the pot.
633848
Yes, I don't see why not. But, I have a large collection of cactus and succulents and I use plant food specially formulated for them.
1718488
This is specifically formulated to fertilize cacti. The 2-7-7 are low doses of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. All purpose fertilizers are general higher % of these nutrients and this could cause overfertilization, excessive growth, and eventual death of the cacti. Cacti as a rule do not require lots of fertilizer.
191755
Yes, they are great house plants. And because they are of the cactus family, they require little water or care. Check out pinterest for more people who share their know how's on succulents.
590628
It's a liquid fertilizer formulated for cacti. You mix drops of it with water when you water your plants. No other "special" cactus food is needed. Some people use Miracle Grow at half or quarter strength when they water (that's what I do now); and, some people just add a tablespoon of vinegar to a gallon of water. Guess it adds acidity. Plain old tap water is okay, also, but they might like the boost a little fertilizer gives them.
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I am not sure. I use it for ants and blend it with dawn unscented soap for a natural bug killer for my garden. It is safe to be spread around vegetables.
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Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ?A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so." Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ?A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not... » Read More Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ?A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so." « Show Less
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Hello- The label lists it for use on houseplants as well as outdoor plants, so you should be fine. Just be sure to follow label instructions!
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I do not know, use it on just pot plants only. would check with the company on this.