FoxFarm Cha-Ching Soluble Fertilizer - 9-50-10 - 6 Oz Jar

High-Phosphorus Feed for Late-Stage Fruiting - 6 Oz Jar

Plants need different nutrition at different points in the growing cycle, and late-stage fruiting calls for more phosphorus than leafy growth does. This soluble fertilizer has a 9-50-10 analysis, so phosphorus makes up the largest share of the formula. It also includes a micronutrient package, so you do not need a separate supplement for trace elements.

The 6 oz jar is a practical size for hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to trial a late-stage feed before buying more. It is sold as a single jar.

Key Features & Benefits

• 9-50-10 NPK analysis — a high-phosphorus formula for late-stage fruiting.
• Micronutrient package included — covers trace elements alongside the main nutrients.
• Soluble formula — dissolves in water for feeding, including in hydroponic systems.
• Compact jar — small enough to store easily on a shelf or in a grow room.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Cha-Ching

Indoor and outdoor gardeners and licensed growers who want a high-phosphorus feed for late-stage fruiting will find it useful. The small jar suits anyone testing a new nutrient program.

About FoxFarm Cha-Ching

FoxFarm Cha-Ching is a soluble fertilizer with a 9-50-10 NPK analysis and a micronutrient package. It is designed to support late-stage fruiting processes and comes in a 6 oz jar measuring about 2.9 in long, 2.8 in wide and 3.1 in high.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 9-50-10 mean?
A: The three numbers are the NPK analysis, which lists nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. In this formula phosphorus is the highest number, which is why it is described as a high-phosphorus fertilizer.

Q: When in the growing cycle is it used?
A: It is designed to support late-stage fruiting processes. It is not meant for early vegetative growth, which generally needs more nitrogen.

Q: Does it include micronutrients?
A: Yes, it includes a micronutrient package. You still need to follow the label for rates and compatibility with your other nutrients.

Q: How is it different from a balanced fertilizer?
A: A balanced fertilizer spreads its nutrients more evenly across nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. This one concentrates on phosphorus, so it works as a stage-specific addition to a feeding program.

Q: How much should I use?
A: Follow the feeding directions on the jar label. Rates depend on your growing method and water, so start conservatively and watch how your plants respond.