SYBASoil: Premium Soil Mixes
Soil Mixes That Truly Understand Your Plants Not all soil mixes are...
Soil Mixes That Truly Understand Your Plants Not all soil mixes are...
Tropical BIO Slow-Release Plant Food is the simplest way to keep your fast-growing houseplants well-fed for months at a time. This tropical bio slow release fertilizer is made from clean, organic ingredients that gradually dissolve into the soil, providing long term organic feeding without constant effort. Ideal for Monstera, Philodendron, Alocasia, and other leafy species, these tropical bio nutrient granules supply steady energy for bold foliage and healthy roots.
Tropical houseplants are known for their vigorous growth, but that also means they use up nutrients quickly. Standard fertilisers often deliver a sharp boost followed by a sudden drop, which can stress your plants. With organic tropical controlled release care, your plants receive a continuous supply of balanced nutrition that mimics how they would be nourished in their natural environment. This gentle method keeps roots strong, leaves lush, and growth consistent without risk of overfeeding.
Tropical bio granules break down slowly in the substrate, releasing tropical natural release nutrients in line with your plant’s needs. Instead of requiring frequent feeding, one application provides steady support for several months. By using tropical bio care granules, you reduce maintenance while ensuring your houseplants never go without essential nutrition.
With tropical bio fertilizer, your plants enjoy balanced nourishment that fits their natural appetite and growth cycle.
Sybotanica develops every SYBASupport formula with sustainability at its core. This tropical long term organic feeding solution is eco-friendly, safe, and effective, designed to integrate seamlessly into your care routine. Trusted by tropical plant lovers across Europe, it provides more than just nutrients. It offers a simple, natural way to grow healthier, stronger, and more vibrant houseplants.
With Sybotanica, Tropical BIO Slow-Release Plant Food gives your indoor jungle the consistent support it needs to flourish season after season.
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Tropical BIO Slow-Release Plant Food is the simplest way to keep your fast-growing houseplants well-fed for months at a time. This tropical bio slow release fertilizer is made from clean, organic ingredients that gradually dissolve into the soil, providing long term organic feeding without constant effort. Ideal for Monstera, Philodendron, Alocasia, and other leafy species, these tropical bio nutrient granules supply steady energy for bold foliage and healthy roots.
Tropical houseplants are known for their vigorous growth, but that also means they use up nutrients quickly. Standard fertilisers often deliver a sharp boost followed by a sudden drop, which can stress your plants. With organic tropical controlled release care, your plants receive a continuous supply of balanced nutrition that mimics how they would be nourished in their natural environment. This gentle method keeps roots strong, leaves lush, and growth consistent without risk of overfeeding.
Tropical bio granules break down slowly in the substrate, releasing tropical natural release nutrients in line with your plant’s needs. Instead of requiring frequent feeding, one application provides steady support for several months. By using tropical bio care granules, you reduce maintenance while ensuring your houseplants never go without essential nutrition.
With tropical bio fertilizer, your plants enjoy balanced nourishment that fits their natural appetite and growth cycle.
Sybotanica develops every SYBASupport formula with sustainability at its core. This tropical long term organic feeding solution is eco-friendly, safe, and effective, designed to integrate seamlessly into your care routine. Trusted by tropical plant lovers across Europe, it provides more than just nutrients. It offers a simple, natural way to grow healthier, stronger, and more vibrant houseplants.
With Sybotanica, Tropical BIO Slow-Release Plant Food gives your indoor jungle the consistent support it needs to flourish season after season.
Only the best for your plants...
Plants dont just survive, they THRIVE!
Battle-tested in countless experiments & trusted by 1000's of plant lovers.
Small bottle, big results...
Tropical BIO Slow-Release Plant Food is good for 60L of soil!
This also means less waste in shipping & less storage space required.
Made for easy feeding...
No more overfertilising your plant or making a mess on the counter.
Not just for the plant...
We do not recommend mixing any of the SYBASupport Line fertilisers. Combining with Worm Castings & Lava gravel is possible.
For SYBASoil, We do still recommend waiting until the nutrients have run out (~6 months after repotting).
Yes you can!
If a plant isn’t doing well, adding fertiliser is like giving candy to someone with a stomach ache—it might make things worse.
First, check what’s wrong: too much water, not enough light, or pests. Fix those problems before feeding it.
If lack of nutrients is the problem, your plant might look pale, grow slower, or have yellowing leaves, especially the older leaves.
That’s when fertiliser can help—but always use the right type and amount to avoid overfeeding!
Mineral fertilisers are like fast food for plants—quick and easy but can run out fast.
Organic fertilisers are like healthy home-cooked meals—slower to work, but they make the soil better over time.
*For mineral substrates like SYBAHydro, we havent been able to find a suited bio fertiliser, that's why we sell the mineral fertilisers
All SYBASupport jars & bottles are made from 100% rPet (recycled & recyclable), remove the label and bring them to your local recycling facility under recycle code 1.
The scoops can be re-used and are from PP. You can recycle them under recycle code 5.
We are actively researching a way to create our own recycling services.
Liquid fertilisers are like a quick drink for your plants—they get nutrients fast but need more refills.
Slow-release fertilisers are like a snack that keeps unwrapping itself, feeding your plants bit by bit over time.
