Spray-N-Grow SNG32 Micronutrients, 1-Quart Micro Nutrients, 32 oz, Concentrate

Fabulous stuff ! Have used it for years and impressed with growth of my flowers and plants . I use a spray bottle with it .

I’ve used this for decades it seems. Works great on my garden

This product is amazing. I have used it for over 5 years now, and my neighbors can't figure out why my flowers, roses and shrubs are so full and beautiful. My brother is a hordiculturist, and now he is using this product on his roses. I highly recommend this to anyone who is working to achieve the BEST plants and flowers. (PLEASE NOTE THE PICTURE does NOT really display what you are buying. You are buying ONLY the ONE liter product!) I fell for the picture and thought I was getting the BIG GALLON size and an amazingly low price. The reality was, 'Buyer beware'... Yes, it completely my fault, but I do want others to realize this so that when they shop around, they are comparing apples to apples!

I started using SNG this year in my vegetable garden as a foliar feed. Overall, I had a positive experience. I got some of the biggest tomatoes and squashes I've ever grown. I consistently got 1+ pound tomatoes and one of the winter squashes weighed in at over 20 pounds (don't know the exact weight because the kitchen scale maxed out at 20 pounds). I also got a huge harvest of beans.On the other hand, SNG didn't seem to have an effect on some of my other vegetables like beets, onions, and cabbage. My beets and onions didn't get very big, neither did my cabbage heads. I think I have an explanation for the cabbage (i.e. the leaves are waxy, so the solutions runs off the leaves and foliar feeding is not very effective) but I don't have a good explanation for the onions and beets.The solution is pretty easy to mix as the mixing instructions are pretty clear (i.e. 2 tbsp./gal of water). The application rate, however, is not clear at all. Nowhere in the instructions does it say how many square feet a gallon of solution covers, so it becomes a bit of a guess work. I just spray until all the leaves are drenching wet. I did send an e-mail to the manufacturer asking them for some guidance on this, but they never got back to me. :(If you plan to use this product as a foliar feed, make sure you wet the underside of the leaves as nutrient uptake is more effective due to a higher number of stoma on the bottomside of the leaves. Also, spray very early in the morning before the plants are exposed to direct sunlight. The longer the leaves stay wet, the more nutrient uptake. Once the sun hits the plants, the leaves dry off quickly and it's game over. Spraying at night is not a good idea because you run the risk of promoting fungal diseases.

The media could not be loaded. About 3 years ago I saw some flowers on QVC. They were also selling this product. I bought both. The results were so amazing that I found myself getting more and more plants from the shopping channel and became a regular at the gardening /home center stores. I was hooked. My kid was mocking me, but I didn't care; " I needed me some more foliage and flowers". (Also, I had a fever that only that, and some more cowbell could cure. Let's see how many people pick up on that vs the people that now think I'm insane.) I digress. Sorry...Anyway, three years later, and some of those initial plants-like the 7 foot tall Hibiscus' in the video are still going and growing strong, although I wish they were a bit less "leggy"- been trying to remedy that. I know this stuff works. I have even taken reduced price plants that were "on their last legs", so to speak, and brought them back to strong, thriving plants. I'm not that good. I give credit to the Spray N Grow. I have to have it every season, and that shop channel no longer has it, and why pay s&h when I have Prime, anyway. Amazon's price is good too.I also use a product called Cottage Farms Bud and Flower booster. It is a large bottle with fertilizer that is unique-I guess- and it is encapsulated in single water soluable packets. I think it's 100 per bottle and you use 1 packet per gallon of water. I like using the combo of these 2 products. I must also recommend a sprayer/mister for the Spray N Grow application, as it is a micronutrient which is absorbed through the leaves of the plant- foliar feed. If you don't have one, they're on sale here at Amazon as well. Good luck to you all with your gardening endeavors!

I used this product over 20 years ago on roses, & a vegetable garden. Now that I've begun gardening again, I remembered spray-grow. My new fruit trees & berry plants weren't doing well at all, even with fertilizer & water. I thought I planted them too late in the season & the Texas heat must be killing them.Now after 2 double strength applications of this product, my plants have noticeable new growth & the leaves are now deep healthy green instead of pale yellow. Can't wait too see results after a full month. I will update.Here's an update for June 22, 2013. I'm still using the same bottle and it still works great. I've bought several house plants & outdoor plants this year that were marked down because they looked almost dead. Spray & grow helped them to become beautiful & healthy again. My berry plants this year are spectacular!

Sprayed all our plants, potted and in ground. See no improvement in larger blooms or more blooms than in prior years when I did not use Spray n Grow. I use it every week. Will continue through the summer to spray all plants. The 32 oz bottle will last for years based on 1/2 tsp a week. Hope for bigger blossoms.

Plants love Spray-N-Grow during vegetation. As they transition to flower the lower canopy can still be treated. Use sparingly for excellent results. Spray-N-Grow really brings on the sticky!