Vegetable Booster for Liquid Plant Food with Vegetables or Tomato Fertilizer Works as a Root Booster for Garden Soil - 32 fl oz

Product as advertised. Cheaper than the big box store and fast shipping.

Llego en tiempo y la entrega fue rápida. Lo recomiendo.

My boyfriend does the dirty job: mixing supplements like vegetable fertilizer, compost, peat moss, lime, perlite, bone meal, etc. into last year's planting soil to revitalize it before he transplants this year's seedlings into our garden bins. I am the one who maintains all of the plants as they grow by watering, providing organic liquid fertilizer and spraying a Dawn and Baking soda mixture with organic Neem oil, etc. to deal with any pests as well as outbreaks of powdery mildew caused by humid weather. Because I am a detail-oriented person, I keep a calendar like a journal on which I write my observations, reminders, concoctions I've mixed, etc.I was intrigued when I saw this Karrikaid Soil Nutrient Booster, 32 oz. become available. The product page wasn't very specific about the percentage of ingredients, and when I received the bottle, I learned nothing more. So, I wrote the seller, who sent my inquiry to the KarriKaid Team. C. responded, "It contains about 90% water, 5-6% acetic acid, with the remaining consisting mostly of succinic, malic, propionic, pyruvic, lactic acid and phenols. The product is designed to help break down soil minerals and compounds, as well as any fertilizer being used to help make them more bioavailable for plant root uptake. This helps to boost the availability of the soil's nutrients."Karrikaid Support TeamI researched the above ingredients, and all are naturally organic and help with fermentation and the breakdown of carbons. This falls in line with what another reviewer reported about the rejuvenation of plant growth after wildfires. And wouldn't you know? This Karrikaid liquid smells like smoke! I followed the directions on the bottle and mixed 1/2 T. in 1 gallon of water for seedlings. The solution looks like weak tea in my sprayer. I used my automatic Field King Promax sprayer because I'm done with pumping, especially on hot days or before dusk when the mosquitoes attack me. I mixed another batch just to be certain I gave each seedling enough nutrients. I did this while my boyfriend worked in the garage on his own project.When my boyfriend learned what I did, he got upset with me for spraying all of our seedlings with Karrikaid. "You should have only sprayed half of the tubs and left the others alone for a control. We've never used a product like this before. If our okras die like they did in all that rain last year, we will have to order more seeds again. I wish you had not sprayed the okras with that stuff." So, I immediately went back outside and drenched the okras with plain water, even the few weaklings I hoped might improve with the use of Karrikaid .My own plan was to see how well the booster works not only on the weak okras but also on our sorry-looking basils. One eggplant in a pot needs a little help, too. The Bright Lights Swiss Chard were very young seedlings when we bought them at a nursery and need to catch up to the others. I've made my own concoctions with different liquid products over the years and never had any plants suffer. It's the weather and insects that cause all the problems. After 3 hours, I watered all of the seedlings again, until they were drenched because it's such a sunny day with an amazingly low humidity of 31%.As I mentioned earlier, we always embellish our planting soils, so it may be difficult to distinguish if our seedlings grow better having used this Karrikaid Soil Nutrient Booster. My boyfriend remains cautiously skeptical and why I'm rating 4 stars for now.Update: By 7:45PM today, I swear our Swiss Chard perked up.

You should see my sunflowers. Huge beautiful blooms.

Have applied the first application. Reading the directions gave more info (product warnings) than the description on Amazon. These warnings should have been shown on Amazon. Very sloppy to use, endangering the person using the product.

Read the dilution instructions.

This seemed to work really well for my (slightly) raised garden bed. My Morning glories and Moonflowers bloomed like crazy and grew super fast. They looked great all season long.

Didn’t work on my plants at all