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Does MSU extension sell a version of the MSU Orchid fertilizer? #847359

Asked August 25, 2023, 10:53 PM EDT

Does the university or the extension offer a version of the MSU formula for orchid fertilizer for sale? I'm a former MSU alumni and an orchid grower and I would be happy to give a branch of the university money for my hobby. I live out of state now, but I'm selecting Ingham county below as my county because that's where I last lived in Michigan

Ingham County Michigan

Expert Response

Good morning — I’ve searched high and low on the MSU website but don’t find it being sold. As a longtime employee, I do remember the fertilizer because we used it for some orchids in our office.

I’m going to suggest you check with the Horticulture Department as a bit of a long shot. 

https://www.canr.msu.edu/hrt/about-us/contact_us    

Best wishes! GO GREEN! 
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