Using Eleanor's VF-11 (0.15-0.85-0.55) on tropical Nepenthes for a year—growing like crazy, huge pitchers year-round. San Jose, CA, filtered afternoon sun, among bromeliads. Long-term negatives?
Jacob Farin: NPK very low, likely why it works. Continue if concentration low and lots of sun. Long-term depends on watering: flush soil regularly, fertilize once per 4–5 waterings. Change soil yearly to prevent buildup.
Good growing!
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