How Fertilizer Release Rates Are Tested – What Growers Need to Know When you pick up a fertilizer labeled “feeds for 6 months,” you’re trusting that claim to be true. But how do manufacturers actually determine that release time? And more importantly, how do testing conditions differ from your actual garden environment, especially for heat-loving […]

Excalibur Fertilizers: Real User Reviews & Results from Plumeria Growers Excalibur Fertilizer is widely regarded as one of the most reliable and convenient fertilizers for plumeria. But what do real users say about its performance? Here’s a summary of testimonials and experiences shared by plumeria growers across community forums, nursery sites, and social media groups. […]

Excalibur vs. BR-61: Which Fertilizer Should You Use for Plumeria? Both Excalibur and BR-61 are popular among plumeria growers, but they serve different roles. Whether you’re seeking steady growth, improved bloom cycles, or both, this comparison will help you understand which fertilizer to use—and how to combine them safely for maximum effect. Nutrient Breakdown Fertilizer […]

Excalibur vs. Osmocote – Which Fertilizer Is Best for Your Plumeria? Excalibur and Osmocote are two leading slow-release fertilizers often used in plumeria care. While both are effective, they differ significantly in formulation, release method, and plant response, making each suitable for different grower preferences and growing environments. 🧪 Nutrient Profile Comparison Feature Excalibur (VI/IX) […]

Excalibur IX vs VI vs Boost: Choosing the Right Formula for Your Plumeria The Excalibur fertilizer line includes three specialized blends developed for plumeria: IX, VI, and Boost. While each contains a similar base of balanced nutrients and chelated micronutrients, their release duration and timing make them ideal for different climates, pot sizes, and growth […]

Excalibur vs. Nutricote: Which Slow-Release Fertilizer Works Best for Plumeria? Choosing between Excalibur and Nutricote means evaluating more than just NPK numbers. Key factors include release method, micronutrient availability, testing conditions, and how these match your growing environment. 🧪 Comparison Table Overview Feature Excalibur (VI/IX) Nutricote (Type 180) N‑P‑K Ratio 11‑11‑14 (VI) / 11‑11‑13 (IX) […]