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gt focus on foliage plant fertilizer

gt focus on foliage plant fertilizer Growth Technology GT FOLIAGE Focus - 1 Litre

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gt focus on foliage plant fertilizer Growth Technology GT FOLIAGE Focus - 1 Litre"If you want anything to upgrade your plant collection, this is the product to do it with, my plants have hand on heart never looked so bloody good! I could not recommend this product enough! If you love your plants then this is what you need." Jenna One 5ml pipette included FREE with every GT order for easy, accurate measuring :) Which plants is GT Foliage Focus for? Formulated for houseplants where foliage is your focus, including Aroids, such as

"If you want anything to upgrade your plant collection, this is the product to do it with, my plants have hand on heart never looked so bloody good! I could not recommend this product enough! If you love your plants then this is what you need." Jenna
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One 5ml pipette included FREE with every GT order for easy, accurate measuring :)


🪴Which plants is GT Foliage Focus for?


Formulated for houseplants where foliage is your focus, including Aroids, such as Monstera, Pothos, Philodendron, Ficus, Fiddle Leaf Fig, Epipremnum, Peperomia, Syngonium, Hoyas, ZZ plants, Ferns and many more (even for sensitive houseplants like Maranta, Peace Lilies and variegated indoor plants). 


Why is GT Foliage Focus different?

 

⭐ All 12 essential minerals houseplants need (and nothing they don't!),

⭐ Complete, all-in-one, single-part formula for no-fuss feeding - just add water!

⭐ Safe for sensitive and variegated plants prone to fertiliser burn, 

⭐ Gentle enough to use every time you water to avoid both excesses and deficiencies,

⭐ Includes calcium to support new growth and help avoid premature browning,

⭐ Guaranteed NO chlorine, sodium, urea, chlorides, nickel or cobalt (common phytotoxins in fertilisers),

⭐ Guaranteed analysis listed on the label, with every batch lab-tested for consistent results you can rely on,

⭐ Super-concentrated from 3mls per 1 litre water, a little goes a long way!


"I’ve been using GT Foliage Focus for the last 3 years for all my aroids and other plants, I’m sure this is the reason for my healthy plants all around. I will always buy this fertiliser for my plants, I've also tried other fertilisers but this is my go to. Recommend this 100%" Pilita Thomason

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⚖️ Guaranteed complete...


Most fertilisers include NPK only: Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). Far from all the nutrients plants need, yet enough to claim to be 'complete'. Check the label. GT is different.


GT gives houseplants get all 12 essential nutrients they need: Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, manganese, boron, zinc, copper and molybdenum.


All listed in the guaranteed analysis on the label. All-in-one, concentrated formula - just add water! 


 ...including calcium 


GT provides all 12 essential nutrients, including calcium.


Most fertilisers skip calcium, even though calcium is essential for plants!


Signs of calcium deficiency include bud-blast (where flower buds form but fail to flower), split, cracked leaves, leaves that cup or curl or new growth that browns prematurely.


Don't leave it too late. If there’s a calcium deficiency when new growth forms, the damage is done. Plants need a regular supply. Use GT every time you water.


🧂 Don't risk fertililiser burn! 


Guaranteed NO sodium, urea or chlorides, making GT safe even for variegated plants and salt-sensitive plants more prone to fertiliser burn.


Outdoors, excess mineral salts can leach away from the roots. Indoors, our plants can't escape. GT uses urea-free nitrogen, chloride-free potassium and guarantees no added sodium, reducing the risk of fertiliser burn.  

 

🫗 Tap water safe 


GT is CHLORINE-FREE. Safe for chlorine-sensitive plants like Maranta, Peace Lily, African Violets, Orchids and more to help avoid leaf-tip burn and browning of leaf margins. Safe to use with tap water to avoid toxic chlorine levels.  


🍽️ Goldilocks pH zone 


Carefully balanced to avoid nutrient deficiencies and excesses. pH buffered to maintain the 'Goldilocks Zone' for tropical houseplants, keeping pH stable for the best uptake of nutrients so plants don't miss out.


💧 Adaptive formula 


Adaptive for soil-based and soil-free substrates including aroid blends, hydro and semi-hydro, including leca and pon, no pH adjustment required.


🔑 Metal minerals unlocked 


The 5 essential metal minerals (iron, manganese, magnesium, zinc and copper), in GT are chelated. Metal nutrients can easily react in soil, locking them into solids plants can't use. One reason for yellow leaves even when a fertiliser includes all the required metal minerals.


Chelated minerals (pronounced 'key-lay-ted' like a key unlocking a door), have organic molecules added to protect precious metals, keeping them water-soluble, unlocked and available to plants. 


📏 Little & often 


To avoid irreversible deficiencies in immobile nutrients (such as calcium), it's recommended to feed with GT Foliage Focus every time you water (also called the weekly weakly method.  


🫛 Only what indoor plants need 


NO cobalt or nickel. Nickel and cobalt are essential in tiny (nano) amounts for nitrogen-fixing plants, NOT houseplants.


They are required by cereal crops and legumes, such as peas, barley and beans. Both cobalt and nickel are phytotoxic to most other plants, even in small amounts, including indoor plants. Toxic levels may build-up slowly, not noticeable at first, later causing symptoms such as yellow leaves (chlorosis), wilting, stunted root growth and leaf drop.   


🪙 Value-for-money 


From only 3mls per 1 litre water. Super-concentrated. Why pay for water? A little goes a long way. 


🗒️Directions for GT Foliage Focus

 

Every GT order comes with one FREE 5ml pipette to make the right dose easy. One 1 litre bottle of Foliage Focus makes 333 litres based on the 3ml dilution rate. No pipette? One teaspoon = 5mls. Complete, all-in-one formula. One bottle is all you need. Just add water!


Choose your dose to match your plant's needs...

🪴General maintenance: Use GT at the general maintenance dose of 3mls per 1 litre of water. 

🪴 Fast growers / heavy feeders: Use GT at 5mls (1 teaspoon) per 1 litre water.

💧 Hydro and semi-hydro (such as leca and pon): From 5 to 7mls per 1 litre water according to growth requirements.

To avoid irreversible deficiencies in immobile nutrients (such as calcium), it's recommended to fertilise with GT Focus every time you water.  


How much does GT Foliage Focus cost to feed? 


GT Foliage Focus costs from 4.5 cents per litre to feed, depending on the size you buy. 


At the general maintenance rate, the 250ml size makes 83 litres at a cost of 18 cents per litre, the 1 litre size makes 333 litres at a cost of 7.5 cents per litre, or the 5 litre size makes 1,666 litres at a cost of 4.5 cents per litre.


*Please note costs may vary depending on retail price. Calculations are correct based on the recommended retail as of 1 Feb 2025.


GT Foliage Focus Guaranteed Analysis


(note GT is measured in w/v not w/w like most fertilisers)

NITROGEN 2.2
PHOSPHORUS 0.4
POTASSIUM 2.2
CALCIUM 1.3
MAGNESIUM 0.7
SULFUR 0.14
IRON 0.04
MANGANESE 0.012
BORON 0.003
ZINC 0.003
COPPER 0.002
MOLYBDENUM 0.001


"Game changer alert! GT Foliage Focus is hands-down the best thing I’ve ever fed my plants. I thought I was doing okay with my leafy babies… until I gave them this magic juice. Now? We’re in jungle mode. The leaves are glossier, the growth is crazy fast, and It’s super easy to use — just mix it in as directed and boom, (almost) instant glow-up for your green squad. GT Foliage Focus is a total must-have for any plant parent who wants that lush, Insta-worthy vibe. Get it!! You won't regret it 💚" Korena

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