Baby Bio Original Plant Feed Reviews

Surprising enough, I'm doing quite well with my house plants this year. I usually end up killing them all by not feeding them properly or forgetting to water them and then I over water them, but so far so good. I do choose plants that are fairly hard to kill such as green leafed ones with no flowers that the garden centre man says are ...  Read the complete review

~A reliable way to keep houseplants well fed!~ *********************************** Baby Bio is something that I have very often bought and used to help maintain the condition of green house plants and potted flowers around the home. I find that a small bottle of baby Bio will last a long time as I only tend to use the ...  Read the complete review

I love houseplants and feel they make my home look and feel more relaxing. They also help to ensure the air is purified. I have a range of plants including several ferns in addition to flowering plants. House plants are really not that difficult to care for and really only require watering. However I have found that using a plant feed ...  Read the complete review

I don't have a garden. I suffer from hay fever, asthma and allergies. These were among the reasons I chose a flat near the top of a high block, where I might not be free of all tree pollens, but at least would be off the grass. However, despite my best efforts, I am not plantless. I inherited my grandmother's ...  Read the complete review

==Baby Bio Plant Feed== Now that I have a house I have far more house plants than I used to when we lived in the flat. This is a lovely thing as I do like the look of plants around and about plus I hear the more plants the purer the air will be. The thing is trying to keep all these plants alive as I seem to have a little ...  Read the complete review

I have long been a fan of Baby Bio and always tend to have some around the house to feed my house plants and make them more vibrant and bright. You can purchase Baby Bio at most garden centres and also supermarkets these days. My most recent purchase was from my local garden centre at £3.99 for 175ml, and as you only need 10 ...  Read the complete review

Baby Bio is an excellent plant feeder that really does produce some very good results on house plants and hanging baskets and it certainly extends the longevity of them and improves the bloom and strength of your plants. The plastic bottle has a screw top lid and a tiny aperture from which the liquid drips from, you apply it to your ...  Read the complete review

I've used baby Bio for years and it is fantastic in my opionion for bringing out the best look in your plants, the leaves look greener and the flowers brighter. It is something my grandmother used to use on her plants and I remember her telling me it was her special magic plant food when I was little , so when I got a garden of my own ...  Read the complete review

As we have been in our own home for around two years now we have decorated how we like and over the past two years we have received a number of lovely gifts from people including two plants from my Mum. This is in addition to the two hanging baskets that we installed on our balcony area last year. When we first received our first house ...  Read the complete review

I love plants, problem is I'm useless with them. I tend to over water them, or forget completely. I wonder if my fingers are destined to never be green! Good job I don't have kids! I used to live in a flat with very little natural light, which of course is bad for plants and their photosynthesising. I understood why my plants were dying ...  Read the complete review

Baby Bio is a product that I've always used on my plants within the house (not really in the garden) and although I'm not someone that sits and talks to my plants(!), I am someone that does believe in giving my plants some nourishment. Baby Bio Original comes in a small 175ml bottle which costs me just £1.79 from my local gardening store ...  Read the complete review

I've just this year started growing vegetables in my garden as this is the first time I've lived in a student house for more than one year. This has meant that I can have big pots in the garden without the need to move them half way through the year. I have decided to grow tomatoes and courgettes as they are easy to grow and I like both ...  Read the complete review

When I was growing up in Lancashire, I remember my Mum feeding our pot plants with Baby Bio. We didnt know a lot about plants and learnt as we went along. I remember we had an African Violet plant that was almost indestructable. The quirky shaped bottle lived in the back kitchen out of the way of small hands and it's design is still ...  Read the complete review