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Great Results in my cactus terrarium
Have been using this for my cactus terrarium and have seen amazing results, first time trying from this brand and has been great will try there other range.
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Cactus Succulent Plant Food Fertiliser Concentrate
Price range: $32.00 through $56.00
Specially blended liquid fertiliser for cacti, succulents, jade & aloe.
✅ Low Nitrogen, high P & K (2-7-7) for healthy roots & flowering
✅ Supports strong, compact growth without overfeeding
✅ Easy to mix – use every watering or once/twice monthly
✅ Includes all essential trace elements
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Cactus and Succulent Liquid Plant Food
Made by Complete Grow. Love Your Cactus is specially formulated for feeding cacti, succulents, jade, and aloe.
Our unique blend of low Nitrogen, high Phosphorous and Potassium gives your plants the right nutrients to encourage new, healthier, stronger growth and flowers.
Directions:
- Add half a cap full per 10 litres of water every time you water
- Add a full cap per 10 litres of water if feeding once or twice a month
Important: Don’t overwater cacti and other succulents. For most plants, allow the potting mix to dry out before the next watering.
Nutrient Analysis (NPK):
- Nitrogen (N): 2%
- Phosphorous (P): 7%
- Potassium (K): 7%
- Plus all trace elements
Reviews
5.0
★★★★★
Based on 2 reviews
★★★★★
Great Results in my cactus terrarium
Have been using this for my cactus terrarium and have seen amazing results, first time trying from this brand and has been great will try there other range.
★★★★★
Great works well
My cactus seem to be growing like crazy! I use this about every second month.
Cactus Succulent Plant Food Fertiliser Concentrate
Specially blended liquid fertiliser for cacti, succulents, jade, and aloe. Low nitrogen, high P & K (2-7-7) promotes compact, strong growth and flowering. Easy-to-use concentrate — feed with every watering or once monthly. Includes essential trace elements. Made in Australia. Free shipping.
Specially formulated for cacti, succulents, jade & aloe
✅ Low Nitrogen, high P & K (2-7-7) for compact, healthy growth
✅ Promotes flowering and strong root development
✅ Use with every watering or just once a month
✅ Easy to mix concentrate with essential trace elements
✅ Made in Australia – ships free
✅ Low Nitrogen, high P & K (2-7-7) for compact, healthy growth
✅ Promotes flowering and strong root development
✅ Use with every watering or just once a month
✅ Easy to mix concentrate with essential trace elements
✅ Made in Australia – ships free
NPK Ratio — Cactus Blend
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N
2
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P
7
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K
7
What NPK 2-7-7 Means (Cactus & Succulent)
A low-nitrogen, phosphorus- and potassium-forward cactus fertilizer that keeps growth compact, supports strong roots and helps blooms and overall resilience without forcing soft, leggy tissue.
- Made for cacti & succulents: Aloe, echeveria, haworthia, jade, euphorbia and desert cacti benefit from gentle, balanced feeding.
- Compact growth: Low N (2) discourages stretch; higher P & K (7-7) back root strength, buds, colour and stress tolerance.
- Easy routine: Apply to moist, free-draining media; feed lightly during active seasons and reduce in winter dormancy.
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NPK 2-7-7 delivers modest nitrogen for steady chlorophyll production without forcing soft, water-rich tissue. The elevated phosphorus encourages root development and bloom initiation, while potassium regulates water movement, enzyme activity and firmness—key for drought-tolerant species that prefer compact growth and sturdy epidermis.
- Use: Best for gritty, fast-draining mixes (pumice/perlite/sand). Water first, then feed so nutrients move evenly through the root zone.
- Frequency: Light, infrequent feeding in spring–summer; minimal to none in cool, low-light months.
- Care tips: Avoid overwatering; allow media to dry between irrigations. Flush occasionally to prevent salt build-up. Pair with bright light for compact form.
Best For These Plants
Perfect for Cacti, Succulents, Jade & Aloe
Supports Roots, Blooms & Compact Growth
How it Works
Half a cap per 10L
Feed Your Plants
Watch Them Thrive
Cactus & Succulent Support
Made For Cacti, Succulents & Dry-Climate Plant Care.
Cactus & Succulent Plant Food is designed for growers who want simple, controlled feeding for cacti, succulents and other low-maintenance potted plants that prefer a lighter, more specialised routine.
Core use
Cactus Plants
Built for desert-style plants that prefer controlled feeding.
Ideal for common cactus varieties grown in pots, trays and decorative containers where a lighter, targeted feeding routine makes more sense than heavy general fertilisers.
- Barrel Cactus
- Moon Cactus
- Totem Pole
- Old Man Cactus
Everyday favourite
Succulent Plants
Great for fleshy-leaved succulents in pots and indoor displays.
A reliable choice for succulent growers who want better colour, healthier form and easy routine care without overfeeding soft, water-storing plants.
- Echeveria
- Sedum
- Crassula
- Graptopetalum
Popular varieties
Jade & Aloe
Well suited to some of the most popular succulent plant types.
Works especially well for jade plants, aloe and similar fleshy species that benefit from a balanced but restrained feeding routine during active growth.
- Jade Plant
- Aloe Vera
- Gasteria
- Kalanchoe
Container care
Pots & Planters
Perfect for decorative containers, shelves and dry-style pot displays.
Especially useful for growers keeping cacti and succulents in indoor pots, patio planters and smaller containers where nutrient control matters.
- Indoor Pots
- Small Planters
- Patio Pots
- Mixed Displays
Structural plants
Architectural Succulents
Supports cleaner growth in bold, sculptural succulent types.
A great fit for structured plants grown for shape and appearance, including rosette, upright and spiked varieties used in modern indoor and outdoor styling.
- Agave
- Aeonium
- Haworthia
- Sempervivum
Easy routine
Low-Maintenance Plant Care
Made for growers who want a simple specialised routine.
Best for plant lovers who want one straightforward feed for cacti and succulent collections instead of using a stronger all-purpose formula across everything.
- Beginner Friendly
- Collection Care
- Routine Feeding
- Specialised Use
See More Plants Suited To Cactus & Succulent Food
Common Cacti
- Barrel Cactus
- Golden Barrel
- Bunny Ear Cactus
- Fairy Castle Cactus
- Old Man Cactus
- Totem Pole Cactus
- Blue Torch Cactus
- Moon Cactus
- Rat Tail Cactus
- Christmas Cactus
- Easter Cactus
- Fishbone Cactus
Succulent Varieties
- Echeveria
- Sedum
- Crassula
- Jade Plant
- Graptopetalum
- Pachyphytum
- Sempervivum
- Aeonium
- String of Pearls
- String of Bananas
- Burro’s Tail
- Panda Plant
Aloe, Haworthia & Similar Types
- Aloe Vera
- Aloe Aristata
- Haworthia
- Haworthiopsis
- Gasteria
- Gasteraloe
- Sansevieria
- Snake Plant
- Zebra Haworthia
- Tiger Aloe
Dry-Climate Container Plants
- Patio Succulent Pots
- Indoor Cactus Displays
- Mixed Succulent Bowls
- Windowsill Cacti
- Terracotta Pot Collections
- Shallow Succulent Planters
- Balcony Container Displays
- Decorative Shelf Plants
Best Use Cases
- Active Growing Season
- Spring Feeding
- Summer Feeding
- Routine Pot Maintenance
- Small Collection Care
- Indoor Succulent Feeding
- Container Cactus Support
- Specialised Light Feeding
Popular Decorative Types
- Agave
- Euphorbia trigona
- Euphorbia lactea
- Kalanchoe
- Desert Rose
- Living Stones
- Lithops
- Rosette Succulents
- Spiked Succulents
- Architectural Pot Plants
Simple Cactus Resilience
Mix
Weekly Feeding:
½ Cap or 10ml per 10 litre
½ Cap or 10ml per 10 litre
Monthly Feeding:
1 Cap or 20ml per 10 litre
1 Cap or 20ml per 10 litre
Apply
Water In • Or Use Our Sprayer
Ditch the measuring cups. Our precision sprayer automatically mixes the perfect ratio for you. Just attach to your hose, dial in your feed, and cover your entire garden in minutes with zero guesswork.
| Feeding Level | Mix (1L Bottle) |
|---|---|
| Standard | 200mL fertiliser + 800ml water |
Want faster, simpler feeding?
Thrive
STRONG STRUCTURE • VIBRANT BLOOMS
Specifically balanced to prevent leggy growth and promote a robust, healthy root system.
How Much to Mix
Cactus & Succulent Concentrate — Mixing Calculator
Choose the guide (per 10 L), enter litres — we’ll calculate caps and ml range automatically.
Approx. 1 cap ≈ 15–20 ml. Measure consistently.
Reviews From Our Gardener's
Reviews
5.0
★★★★★
Based on 2 reviews
★★★★★
Great Results in my cactus terrarium
Have been using this for my cactus terrarium and have seen amazing results, first time trying from this brand and has been great will try there other range.
★★★★★
Great works well
My cactus seem to be growing like crazy! I use this about every second month.
The “Love My Cactus” Fertiliser, which was mainly purchased for my Succulents, as I’d researched all available Fertiliser that was both suitable for my succulents & also the most cost effective, as I have quite a lot, & it was one I could use regularly. The Seller transaction was extremely effortless, it arrived earlier than expected & was packaged extremely well, so it didn’t spill. I’d definitely recommend this Seller & wouldn’t hesitate to use again. AAAA++++
Emily H
Verified Buyer
This fertiliser has been perfect for my cactus collection. Even the smaller ones are starting to put out healthy new growth ☺️
David R
Verified Buyer
FAQ
Succulents prefer lower nitrogen to avoid stretching or soft growth. Our 2-7-7 ratio keeps growth compact, with stronger roots and better flowering.
You can feed with every watering (half cap) or just once or twice a month (full cap). Adjust based on plant needs and season.
Yes! This formula was made specifically for those plants. It’s gentle, balanced, and won’t overfeed or damage roots when used correctly.
Our 2-7-7 formula gives minimal nitrogen (for compact growth), with high phosphorus & potassium for stronger roots and blooms.
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