Schultz Cactus Plus 2-7-7 liquid Plant Food, 4-Ounce (2-Pack)

Hard to measure the exact impact without a controlled test, but this seems to work well for cacti and succulents so far. For a liquid fertilizer, the value is excellent because it's highly concentrated, making the small bottles last a long time compared to most liquid options. Easy to mix and apply.

My cactuses love this. They’re growing great now that I use Thai in them.

My succulents love this fertilizer. It is easy to mix with water and it comes with the dropper that helps with getting the right amount of fertilizer to mix

I’ve been using Schultz Cactus Fertilizer for my slow-growing, fleshy-leaved succulents—agaves, jade plants, and cacti. Since it’s a synthetic, fast-acting fertilizer, I dilute it to about ½ teaspoon per gallon of water. The NPK ratio is 2-7-7, which is perfect for succulents. The low nitrogen helps avoid the stretched, unnatural growth you’d see if you used a more typical “all-purpose” fertilizer. Instead, it supports root health and steady, compact growth. For my cacti, I stick to just two feedings per year: once in spring when they wake up from dormancy, and again in fall about a month before they start slowing down. For other succulents like jade and agave, I’ll use it with every watering during the active growing season—always diluted. One important note: this fertilizer should only be used on plants that are getting enough light. If the plant is light-starved, the nutrients can actually push weak, abnormal growth instead of the compact, healthy growth you want. Overall, it’s been reliable and easy to use, and I think it’s a great choice if you’re looking for a fertilizer specifically suited for slow-growing succulents and cacti.

Great maintenance fertilizer.

Makes my cacti happy!

My catcus is loving this fertilizer and it is 10 years old

Good formulation for cactus and jade plants.