MicroGenics 0.75% | 32 fl. oz. | Contains .75% Magnesium, .75% Manganese, .75% Zinc, .75% Copper, .75% Boron, .75% Nickel and .75% Iron | Liquid Fertilizer | Makes up to 60 Gallons

I used this along with phosphorus and potassium and sulfur to foliar feed my plants at 4 weeks and 8 weeks at a pH of 5.4-5.8 and my babies show no deficiencies at all and plump up along with having green leaves. I'm not sure it this is organic so I don't use it in my soil being that my soil is organic and so are my fertilizers however this will give an immediate boost of needed nutrients without having to introduce it to your soil and get a potential lockout in Amy other nutrients throughout the grow or kill the microbiology in your living soil. I bought a pressurized sprayer and foloar spray the entire plant, under the leaves and rotate them and spray again. You should see a noticable difference in 12-24 hours of you had deficiencies and if not you'll see vibrance in your leaves and healthier growth. Foliar feeding is a great am immediate way to introduce needed minerals and improve your plants vigor. I'm a legal medical marijuana recipient and grower along with living in a legal recreational State NYC. Visit NYC (dot) gov to see how to grow and how to procure a medical cannabis I.D. and prescription. Of course use an actual period and if you're not in NYC please abide by your local laws and or use this on your plants at 5 ml per gallon for multiple applications in one day. I did three applications using the 5ml in one gallon 7 babies thrived. For trees and larger plants I'm sure the 15 ml per gallon are correct.

This helped kill off the black fungus in all my cactus in south Florida

i HEARD GOOD THINGS REGARDING USING THIS PRODUCT ON ROOTING FIG CUTTINGS AND DECIDED TO TRY IT OUT FOR MYSELF. I have definitely seen an increase in vigor and root formation. I am using as a spray (foliar) and spray the cuttings when I place them in the medium as well. I recommend. Bottle seals well as it has internal plugs under the caps. The auto-measure feature is nice to have.

I do not have any way to verify that this micronutrient fertilizer contains 3/4 % of each of the micronutrients it is supposed to have. This is something that I have to take on the the manufacturer's word, as is necessary with virtually fertilizers, unless you have a chemical laboratory or unless you send it off to a lab for analysis. The only reason I mention this is that I feel a little funny about writing a review for this kind of product when I am not able to say with total certainty that the analysis is what is claimed. I assume that it is, because I don't have any realistic choice other than that assumption. That out of the way, what's important and relevant here is that this product is the best option for micronutrient fertilizer that I was able to find, for my lawn. I had my soil analyzed in the early spring and then again in early fall. In spite of having regularly applied a popular brand of liquid fertilizer containing micronutrients, there was no significant improvement in the micronutrient levels, which are well below the optimal range. So I made a more serious effort to find a micronutrient fertilizer that would have reasonably high concentrations and not be exorbitantly priced. You might find a better alternative, but I did not. Comparing concentration and price with a number of alternatives that came up in my searches, this was easily the best choice. The bottle takes a little getting used to, and it does not work as well when the bottle is completely full than it does when it is less than completely full. I suggest taking it slow when you first open the bottle, and being careful. You have to play around with the tilt of the bottle, and maybe squeeze it a tiny bit. It just takes a little practice, which is something that you don't have when you first open the full bottle.

What a great product. A few drops in a spray bottle and greener plants. All my plants look better now then they did a month ago. The only issue is can you use it as a soil additive like Cal/Mag. The instruction both that come with the product and on line STINKS! It provides usage for large areas but 1 quart or 1 gallon is truly a guess. I normally go with 1 time a week with 6-8 drops per 32 oz. Within 2 days you will note greener leaves. At 2 weeks you will notice a big improvement. Side by side same plant, same watering and feeding. About 30% larger and a lot greener. I have not harvested yet but currently more flowers on the ones treated with this spray.

I need it in my backyard Al trees grow up very fast

No real change

Just wanted a good general micronutrient liquid that I could foliar-apply, and this seems to do it. Growing some Hopseed tree seedlings, which is in the citrus family, which are always finicky when it comes to micros. Liquid fert to the roots wasn't working in a peat growing medium. Foliar app seems to do the trick. in the photo, the large yellow leaf was the first yellow leaf. The next one was coming out yellow too, but I applied this stuff and it's at least getting some green back. I interpret this as manganese deficiency since it's obviously one of the immobile nutrients. Unless you're tank mixing larger volumes, the directions are little wanting. A graduated eye dropper will help. Otherwise just throw a few drops into a 32 or 16 ounce spray bottle.