Baby Bio Citrus Food, 175ml - Citrus Plant Food for Healthy Growth and High Potassium for Better Fruit Yield - Year Round Care Concentrate Fertiliser - Fruit Tree Aid Spray

Seems to be working well with my new lemon tree... I'm a novice and terrible at keeping plants alive, but look at all of the lemons! This citrus food has brought me the joy of growing things :)

Brilliant for my lemon cuttings truly noticed the difference when I started to use this

Great product keeps my houseplants happy and healthy

This stuff is amazing! My houseplants had been suffering slightly from being inside for a few years so decided to do some research and was suggested a variant of this product. Given the price and having a suffering mini orange tree as well I decided to also pick the citrus version up to try and help the tree out. Since using this (much more sporadically than it says to on the packet) the tree is in a much better place so would thoroughly recommend!

Dad very impressed

I have grown 2 lemon trees (hardly trees at the moment!) from pips last year. They were doing okay, but not happy. I did some reseacrh, bought the correct potting compost for citrus, and Baby Bio food for citrus.. Three weeks on...wow! The leaves are dark green, and look freally healthy....wirth more leaves developing. I keep them both on the kitchen windowsill where they get plenty of light and at the moment, sunshine! I recommend Citrus Baby Bio.

Neat easy to use , too early to tell.if it's making a difference

I bought this bottle of brown mystery liquid as a literal last resort. Six months ago, in a fit of seasonal affective disorder and blind optimism, I bought a potted lemon tree. I envisioned myself plucking fresh, sun-ripened citrus from my kitchen window like a sophisticated Italian nonna.Instead, I got a dramatic, skeletal stick that shed leaves every time I looked at it too hard. It had two settings: actively dying and deeply resentful.I put a few drops of this stuff into a watering can, fully expecting to just prolong the plant's funeral. Instead, within two weeks, my lemon tree stopped committing slow-motion suicide. It suddenly started pumping out glossy green leaves and tiny white blossoms!Now that it’s getting the proper nutrients, my lemon tree has developed a massive ego. It has successfully grown three tiny green lemons. They are currently the size of marbles, but the plant holds them up with such immense pride you’d think it had just solved global warming. I am now forced to walk past it every morning and acknowledge its botanical superiority.