Bonide Garden Rich Root & Grow Root Stimulator & Plant Starter, 32 oz Concentrate 4-10-3 Fertilizer for Transplanting

All of my plants are growing up!

I have to say I always used Fertilome Root Simulator but it's NOT compatible with every nutrient especially not with every Cal-Mag because normally after I first add Silica, then Cal-Mag the water stays almost clear and even add Fertilome sometimes it turns milky white which I thought that was awkward because usually it stays a little murky but NOT milky white so I watered my plants anyway at transplant and then 2 days later I noticed the leaves started melting... literally melting as if someone poured acid over them and got the next 3-4 weeks the problem got worse and worse and drastically diminished my yield.One day I was on Amazon and accidentally came across this Bonide Root & Grow product with the exactly the same ingredients and NPK levels as Fertilome so, I decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did because so far, I haven't had that same awful experience I had with Fertilome. Both products are great and do an excellent job on clones and seedlings for the first 3 feedings then I feed them plain pH'd water and then add of 5th watering I start alternating nutrients, Fertilome, water, nutrients, Fertilome, water until 2nd week of flower. Bonide and Fertilome both really help with avoiding transplant shock and getting a massive root ball and very thick stem.FYI...I recommend doing a side by side experiment 🥼 with 2 seedlings or clones by watering one with Bonide, and the 2nd with plain water or nutrients for the first 3 to 4 weeks and then compare the main stalks and you'll be amazed at the difference in thickness of the stem that was watered with Bonide vs. the one without and see for yourself because you'll be blown away at how much difference it really makes!!!Happy growing 🪴🗣️💨

Works great to aid in transplanting by soaking prior to dig. Capful amount added to mild disease & bug spray, aids in foliar feeding. Good, healthy response in 2 days.Soak heat-stressed Clearance plants with capful of this product in ½gal water plus capful fish fertilizer and ½tsp Epsom salt for 4 hours, prior to planting. Remove dead growth before soak for overnite viagra-like results.Price was $15 just 2 years ago for a gallon, everywhere. $18 is still rare, but $29 is public pick-pocketing! Please lower the super high $29 price gouging.UPDATE: We just bought more to say thanks for lowering the price! Our flowers blossom to say THANKYOU!!!

So far, I am really happy with this product. I've applied it to orchids that seemed to need a boost to their root systems. One Phalaenopsis has been in "water culture" for a couple months to try to get new roots growing before I repot it. The only thing the roots had been doing prior to treating with this product was rot! The plant in water culture has new root growth after two applications. I see new roots on other orchids too! Orchids can be VERY sensitive to fertilizers and other products. I was a little worried about trying this product on them, but it has been helpful!I used this product when I transplanted a Christmas cactus that was severely damaged by slugs/snails. The plant had been growing outdoors and was in desperate need of new conditions. In the past, I have sometimes had Chrismas cactus rot when they were repotted (presumably, broken roots allowed bacterial/fungal infection into the plant). This plant didn't skip a beat. I think every growth in the pot has new leaves! I've applied this product twice.So far, I haven't seen an improvement in a peace lily that I nearly killed due to over watering. The plant was cleaned up and potted into fresh potting soil with mycorrhizae a few months ago, but the plant is still droopy and hasn't recovered. I'm hopeful that continued applications of this product will help my peace lily recover.

I didn’t know how much to use, so it didn’t work for me. They need to put instructions in it to tell you how much to use

I have only used the powder in the past. I bought this to spray on succulents. This is concentrated, so I deluded it in a spray bottle with filtered water. This bottle will go a long way. Not only is this working for my succulents, but I have sprayed it on the roots of plants I am repotting and my spider plants as well as misting it on other plants and they are all growing like crazy. I would definitely recommend this.

Arrived ok

I used the Bonide Garden Rich Root & Grow on my azaleas and Rhododendrons when I would dig new plants from around the old growth and transplant them. The Bonide Root & Grow seem to help the new plants take hold and grow great. The Root & Grow seemed to give good fertilizer and nutrients to the new plant, and help them green up than when I normally just give them water to get started. Great Product. I will definitely purchase again from the vendor.