Farmer's Secret Fruit Tree Booster 8oz

It is a concentrated liquid that helps with plant growth and flowers blooms. Store in cold place for durability and effectiveness of the solution.

Ok, so I'm definitely not a new gardener, but not a veteran either. I'm actually unsure how to rate this as, I'm sure it's doing "something" but I haven't noticed any difference yet and I'm about 1/2 way through the bottle. I do have some new blueberry bushes and some strawberry plants that I put in outdoor pots. I'm in New England. To be fair, they are (were) thriving on arrival, but I had hoped that this would help the plants kick in hypergear. So far, I haven't noticed anything different -- I have been watering regularly and using this fertilizer 2x a week as they weren't small plants but established. I put 1 tsp per gallon. I haven't noticed anything different (good or bad) but hoping that I'll see some plant growth or bigger blooms in general. Will update once I know a bit more.

I recently found this brand and have been using it in my garden. I have been feeding my apple trees this twice a week and they look healthy. My trees are still young to produce fruit but I like giving them this boost for the future. Very easy to use and it’s a decent size for the price.

Hard to tell if it’s working, have applied twice so far. Won’t know if it’s working until harvest this coming fall.

I have a seedless mandarin orange tree that has been looking horrible! It had which looked like mold on it and yellowing and spots and none of my other fruit trees look like that but they are in a line together in a different area of the yard. I have a huge frost cover That I put on when it's really cold and occasionally it has gotten rained on and I think the combination has taken its toll on that tree. I used a cap for to my gallon jug and watered and since it's in a pot it covered more than the drip line. And then I did a second one with another cap full. And then I used my gross safe insect mold etc. safe killer on the leaves and I will redo both of them in about two weeks. I knew it would take a bit to notice a difference but even though the tree still doesn't look great it looks at least 50% better than it did a few days ago so that is encouraging! You need to read the directions to know when to water it because my trees all fruit at different times and you have to know at what stage they are to know if you should use this or not. Anyhow, like I said I'm encouraged so far that it seems to be making somewhat of a comeback.