Foliage Focus by Growth Technology – 1 Litre

Foliage Focus by Growth Technology

“If you haven’t already tried Foliage Focus, do yourself and your plants a favour” @goldyplantdad

Foliage Focus is a cult favourite among Aussie plant lovers — and for good reason. This indoor plant food is seriously hard to beat.

Growth Technology, known in the industry as GT are the clever chaps behind world-famous Clonex Rooting Gel. The same high standard has gone into creating all Growth Technology fertilisers.

“I’ve been using Foliage Focus [on my Philodendron Melanochrysum] and the newest leaf is double the size of its predecessor” @emmasplants_

6 Reasons to Make Foliage Focus Your Go-To Plant Food:

1. It includes calcium – and most fertilisers don’t.
Calcium is critical for new growth, but many fertilisers leave it out. Deficiencies lead to cracked, curled, or stunted leaves — and once damage appears, it’s irreversible. Foliage Focus delivers calcium (and the rest) in one simple step — no risky DIY mixes or extra supplements needed.

2. No urea. No chlorides. Just results.
Many fertilisers use urea-based nitrogen or chloride-heavy potassium, which can damage roots, especially in containers. Foliage Focus uses gentler, high-quality forms of these nutrients, protecting your plant’s root zone while promoting healthy growth.

3. It’s complete. Like, actually complete.
Most fertilisers only list NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium), but plants need 12 essential nutrients. Foliage Focus contains all 12, including magnesium, calcium, sulphur, iron, zinc, and more — in a formula your plants can actually absorb.

4. It’s balanced for foliage growth.
Foliage Focus is for leafy houseplants — think pothos, monstera, ficus, philodendron, ZZ, and ferns. It promotes lush, vibrant growth without pushing plants too hard.

5. pH buffered to keep nutrients available.
Indoor plants often prefer slightly acidic conditions. Once diluted, Foliage Focus sits at pH 6 — ideal for tropical foliage and ensuring nutrients remain available in the soil.

6. Chelated minerals keep things accessible.
Essential metal nutrients like iron, manganese, and zinc can bind in soil and become unusable. Foliage Focus includes chelated minerals, which stay soluble and easy for plants to absorb.

Analysis % W/V

Nitrate-Nitrogen 2.2
Phosphorus 0.4
Potassium 2.2
Calcium 1.3
Magnesium 0.7
Sulfur 0.14
Iron 0.04
Manganese 0.012
Boron 0.003
Zinc 0.003
Copper 0.002
Molybdenum 0.001

Directions for Using Foliage Focus by Growth Technology

Every GT order comes with one FREE 3ml pipette to make the right dose easy. Extra or larger pipettes can be ordered here.

This 1 litre bottle makes up to 200 litres. It is an odourless formula.

How much Foliage Focus do you need?

Soil/potting mix: dilute 3-5mls per 1 litre of water.

Hydroponics/semi-hydro: dilute 5-7mls per 1 litre of water.

Mixed jungle: use a 5mls per 1 litre of water.

Light feeders or slow growers: Dilute 3mls (1 teaspoon) per 1 litre water.

Heavy feeders or fast growers: Dilute 10mls (2 teaspoons) per 1 litre water.

FAQ

What plants is Foliage Focus for?

Formulated for indoor plants where foliage is the feature, including Aroids, such as Monstera, Pothos, Philodendron, Ficus, Epipremnum, Peperomia, Syngonium, Sansevieria, ZZ and Ferns.

How often should you feed your plants with Foliage Focus?

Feed your plants with Foliage Focus at least once a week during the active growth periods of spring and summer. Some like to use it at every watering. Be careful not to exceed the dilution of of 10 mls per litre as this could lead to root burn. In winter very little or no feeding is required.

Can you use Foliage Focus on seedlings?

Yes, but use a dilution of no more than 3mls per litre until the plant shows active signs of growth. However, for seedlings we recommend Clonex Clone Solution.

Can Foliage Focus be used as a foliar spray?

Yes, plants can absorb the nutrients through their leaves as well as their roots. Use a dilution of 5 mls per litre for foliar spray. Alternatively, we recommend GT Foliar – a ready-to-use and specifically formulated foliar spray.

How do I store Foliage Focus?

Store in a cool dark place.