VF-11 is nothing more than snake oil homeopathy for plants.
The active ingredient doesn't need to be listed chemically because it isn't a fertilizer, or because the concentration is so low, that they can just call it "plant hormones" or something along those lines.
So try to imagine a hormone, effective at low concentrations, an acid in fact, that you could put on a plant that would make it magically elongate and perhaps even break or inhibit dormancy, or stimulate seed germination.
The funny thing is when you use the stuff, plants actually do grow, go figure, lol
VF-11 For Farm Use
personally speaking, I work too hard for my money to spend it on a product that makes grandiose claims, but doesn't have to list what's in it, and chooses not to.
It wasn't too hard to find out though:
"Sorry to mention it, but are those using ELEANOR'S VF-11 PLANT FOOD aware that the analysis of the NPK of this product is only 0.15-0.85-0.55? Note the decimal point. It has only 15/100 of 1% nitrogen. Drinking water often has more nitrogen in it than that. It also lists 0% of the important nutrients calcium, magnesium, sulfur, boron, chlorine, cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, nickle, and zinc in it's analysis. Goldfish bowl water diluted 10:1 with tap water would have an NPK analysis somewhere in the same neighborhood as Eleanor's stuff."