Southern Ag Chelated General Purpose Flower & Garden Nutritional Spray, 1 Gallon

Majesty Palms are stunning indoor palms. And cheap, $12 at most garden centers. However they are impossible to care for and hopelessly start heading downhill the minute you bring them home. I tried to grow a dozen or more over the years and failed every time. Just threw them out and bought new ones every season......until now. Whatever is in this formula, they love it and thrive with it. I know that manganese, iron and sulphur components are critical to palm growth, but I have added these elements before to no avail. All the other dozen ornamental indoor plants are responding positively to this as well. I add it to a garden sprayer and apply twice weekly (careful, it will stain any porous surface, ie. walls, grout, concrete surfaces, pool decks). Also add a tbsp per gallon to their weekly watering. Stand back and watch it work. Amazingly fast......days, not weeks. But be forewarned, it has a barbecue sauce smell to it. Just don't apply it to your baby back ribs on the grill by mistake!

I swear by this stuff, and recommend this for everyone's garden. My Lorepethalum plants were always looking scraggly. I was too the point of digging them up, and moving them to the back. I purchased this based on a review, just for spring fertilization. I decided to spray my Chinese Witch Hazel plant. That and all my plants came to life. New growth came on the leaves, and I thought the branches were dead all these years. It took a few days for that plant to pick up, but the others in the garden took immediately. Turning them green and luscious before your eyes. This will be my second order. I love this stuff!

I’ve got some azaleas and gardenias that always seem to have their leaves turn yellow in the spring. This stuff works to get them back to their healthy chlorophyll green color. It takes several weeks of weekly application with a sprayer -maybe from my not applying enough. Maybe because nature doesn’t work as fast as a computer button being pushed. But in the end the results are good. A bit pricey for a modest percentage of minerals.

This is "The Good Stuff" for your Palms and other tropical plants sold in a very economical and esy to use bottle. A pint of the same brand and same stuff sells in your big box store for between $6 aand $7.When you consider that you will use several tablespoons a gallon and will need several gallons to fill a pressure sprayer, and will need lots of refills to do a substantial palm tree bed, buying the large size on line is a "no brainer". The Chelated solution goes directly on the "leaves" (palms) and more importantly, down into the growing point. Good and wet. Also, around the base. The palms really perc up from this and will more readily "fruit".Arrived promptly and well packed.

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These perked up my tomatoes amazingly. I used an end hose sprayer and sprayed this at 1 tablespoon per gallon water. My plants are totally lush and green. We've had rain for three days now, but were in a pretty serious dry spell for over a month. All my plants made it through, which I attribute to this chelated mineral spray and careful watering by hand. One of my hibiscus plants was developing some browned edges and yellow spots, which improved considerably the day after I applied this. This product was recommended by a friend and I'm so glad I tried it out. Very happy!

This is about the cheapest way to add minerals to your soil. Here in South Florida, where the soil is extremely deficient in minerals, I use this product on most of my plants. I add the recommended amount to a bucket of water and pour it near the plants. It saved one of my palms that had frazzle top disease ( manganese deficiency). Please remember to shake the bottle well before using; otherwise a thick mineral goo will form inside over time. Also, this stuff stains like few things you can imagine - probably because of the manganese.

Routinely use it to boost plants