Espoma Organic Cactus! Plant Food, Natural & Organic Fertilizer for all Cactus, Succulents, Palm, and Citrus both indoors and outdoors, 8 oz, Pack...

This works well, but be forewarned It literally smells like cat poop. Like a literal litter box. STRONG smell too. Mix outdoors if possible.

It does the job!

This is my trusted go-to brand for succulents. I've been using Espoma for over ten years, and I believe is the best product for all desert plant life. Just use a capful in a gallon of water during feeding season and your plants will grow healthier and stronger.

Awesome stuff. I had a potted cactus that had languished for *years* (yellowing, scars), despite me trying everything -- more sun, less sun, less frequent watering, new soil, half sand/half soil, everything.... it turns out, it just wanted nutrients. When I gave it this stuff, suddenly it started growing again. It has now put on 5" of new growth in ~2 months, after not growing *at all* for 2-3 years. And the new growth is a beautiful deep green color. After seeing that, I similarly started feeding this to all my (older) succulents, and I'm amazed at how their deep colors come back and they get so healthy. I'm a HUGE fan of this product! Also, smells nice, like grape juice.

I started using this in the spring, and gave it to all my succulents & cacti at least every other watering (sometimes every watering I just used my instincts), and they grew so well and happily! For those who are curious, it has a 1-2-2 NPK ratio (lower in nitrogen than all-purpose plant food, which is better for leafier plants). My experience: A blue aloe that was worse for the wear after experiencing freeze-burn last winter (it had to get cut back to half its size) is now 1.5x its original size (so 3x its cut-back size!). Additionally, it put out 15 pups! A small but healthy Parryi agave put out 4 pups and continues to grow well ~ theyre very slow growers, but Ive seen noticeable growth this year. My biggest jade got so big and happy that I had to give it away (no worries, cuz Im always starting new ones from fallen leaves and stems). My sansevieria grew many inches and is robust & happy. I just mix it with water as per the instructions in a small watering can. Easy. I dont find the scent troublesome ~ by the time it soaks into the soil, the scent dissipates. Ive put it away for the year now (its November), but will keep it in a cool, dark place and look forward to another boisterous growing season next spring!