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This stuff is amazing. I just received it and already all of my trees and shrubs have perked up and are growing and blooming like crazy. I’ll buy more.
Excellent quality material. The branding on it is perfect for me to use in the garden!
Received quickly. Applied to trees and shrubs as directed to help during extended heat wave. I have 2 trees which have really struggled in this heat/drought. If this product can turn that around, I’ll be incredibly impressed.
This works exactly as advertised. I had a struggling young oak tree that is happy & healthy with only two treatments. My hibiscus was struggling in our 100+degree Texas days. It’s thriving now. I’ve gifted this duo yo family & they love it too.
I think that it will work well for the survival of my trees in the hot Houston weather. It is hard to say how well it really works, but it won't hurt to supplement my watering with this product. I use mycorrhizal fungi in my tree planting volunteering for Trees For Houston. The other ingredients will also help with tree survival.I will be using from now on.
My tree looked like it is dying. All the leaves were brown and yellow with dots and at this point it is sprouting all new green leaves. I couldn’t be happier. The product is so easy to use just to mix it with water and put it in your trees will love you for it.
I just this weekend applied the "Not Dead Yet" around the root and at the base of several bushes and a tree. Hoping for the best.
I haven’t brought anything back from the brink of death (lost a few plants) but it seems to have helped a bit with some young trees that were not growing in the south-central Texas heat (100’s). Costly price is restrictive for me though.
I've dosed my evergreen trees twice now and it hasn't helped needles are still brown and haven't greened up yet used it also on aspen but hasn't helped it either.
So far everything seems to be responding! If you got hard solid like me I drilled a few holes to get it down by the roots. Prewatering the area - applying the solution also helps!
The Mitogrow Tree & Shrub product does exactly what they say it will do for your plants. We used it on our azaleas, dogwoods, rhododendrons and other shrubs in our yard that were in need of a nutritional boost. Tis product put new leaves and growth on everything we treated in spite of the high temperatures. We plan to use it in our annual plant maintenance program.
I have five mature Natchez Crate Myrtles that had both a fungus (browning leaves and falling prematurely) as well as active aphid infestation. It was a real mess. I applied this to them, once, and within two weeks they are flushing out fresh green foliage again. No more fungus. No more aphids! THIS IS AMAZING! I already ordered some to feed my 27 trees in our backyard - just because! I freaking love this stuff! Going to be ordering this several times a year, as it has now become part of my soil maintenance strategy! Happy Soil = Happy Trees! Happy Trees = Happy Life! THANK YOU MITOGROW!
I purchased this for hydrangea that went into shock after planting in one spot then removing it and planting it a different pot a few days later. Needless to say…the hydrangea wasn’t happy. We aren’t out of the woods yet…but we are starting to SEE some improvement! Very easy to apply too! Thank you 😊
The plants made a great come-back from death!! Some I had given up on even came back.
product appeared out of the sky. Slip read that I had a subscription! It is early September, and I have 4 full bags of this stuff!
We haven't seen any help on the one tree we ordered it for, but we are going to let the tree stay and see ïf it comes back in the spring.
By the way, my name is not Joseph. It's Jo. I'm a 61 year old female. Please try to fix it in your system. Assuming someone's name is short for some extended name is a good way to lose customers.
Easy to apply and this really made our palm trees pysg impressive new growth. Especially during the heat stress and drought of this summer in Florida.
I haven’t seen any great difference since I used it on some of my perennials. I have only treated them once in the last week, when or even should I do another watering.
