Houseplant & Orchid Drip Feeders – Automatic 15-Day Plant Food, Foliage, Orchid & Citrus | Packs Save up to 87% | FITO
FITO Drip Feeders – a fortnight of dinners, served upside down
The most common way houseplants die isn't neglect or overkill – it's inconsistency. Feed one week, forget for six. FITO Drip Feeders fix the human problem rather than the plant one. Snip the tip, push the bottle upside down into the compost, and it slowly releases a balanced liquid feed straight to the roots for up to 15 days. No measuring, no mixing, no remembering. It's “the original automatic feeder” – a tiny butler for each pot.
- Foliage – for green leafy houseplants: monstera, pothos, ferns, palms, rubber plants, peace lilies, calatheas.
- Orchids – a gentler, orchid-specific formula for phalaenopsis and other indoor orchids.
- Citrus – for indoor lemon, lime and calamondin trees (currently out of stock – list it for later).
💰 The single is the anchor – the packs are the point
Here's the honest economics. A single feeder is tiny, but it still needs a parcel and a stamp – so on its own it costs £6.99. Bundle them and the postage disappears into the noise:
- Single feeder: £6.99
- FITO 5-Pack box: £10.49 – £2.10 per feeder (save 70%)
- 10 Pack (loose): £15.99 – £1.60 per feeder (save 77%)
- 3 × 5-Packs (15 feeders): £18.49 – £1.23 per feeder (save 82%)
- 20 Pack (loose): £25.49 – £1.27 per feeder (save 82%)
- Box of 12 × 5-Packs (60 feeders): £55.49 – just 92p per feeder (save 87%) – a whole jungle fed for six months
One feeder per pot per fortnight adds up fast – if you've got more than a couple of plants, the single is the most expensive way to do this by a mile.
How to use
- Water the plant first so the compost is moist.
- Snip off the end cap of the feeder.
- Push the bottle upside down into the compost near the edge of the pot, at a slight angle.
- It feeds slowly for up to 15 days. Replace when empty – use one per small/medium pot, two for large pots.
🌱 Rose's Pro-Tip: Going on holiday? Pair a drip feeder with FITO Wonder Gel – feed and water both sorted for up to two weeks. And for orchids in bark, push the feeder gently between the chunks rather than into the roots.
Always read the label and product information before use. Keep out of reach of children.