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Easy to use!

I thought this would be a 2 tablespoons in a gallon of water, but the instructions say to spray directly onto the plant foliage. This is not a big bottle, I'll use it up pretty quickly. The plants like it though. Used a small sprayer that I got from a beauty supply store.

This is another of the many fertilizers on Amazon that give confusing instructions.If you read the listing, it says you add --2oz in a gallon of water, but on the bottle it says nothing about mixing with water.I have no way of analyzing this to find out what it really contains, but it has no smell at all, and it looks like plain water.I have been gardening for nearly 40 years and this is the first year that I'm using "professional" fertilizers through the Amazon vine program. I honestly don't see any difference in my plants.I like to use a 10-10-10 because I don't like to break my head on different ratios and if they need more or less N P or K. This solves every doubt and a professional gardener once told me that was all he used too (in granules though).If this product is really to be mixed with water and sprayed, it will be OK (you can make 4-5 gallons of water or spray), but if it's to be used pure, it's a tiny 8oz bottle.

Judging from the item description, I believed I was getting a fertilizer concentrate that was meant to be mixed with water before use. The instructions on the listing say to mix it with water; however, the instructions on the bottle indicate that it's ready to use and does not require mixing. Something is amiss here... Anyway, I tried some on a few of my plants and there have been no adverse effects, but I have not seen any change in the rate of growth yet either, but it may be a bit early to judge that. Even if it does work, I will not be ordering this again because this fertilizer is pricey for an 8-oz bottle that's not diluted before use. I do not recommend this product.

I got a pot of raspberry plants many years ago as a gift. They eventually spread out to the surrounding soil and now I have a nice raspberry patch that gives me tons of raspberries twice a season. I gave the plants a 10-10-10 fertilizer when I first got them and the plants seem to love it so I've been doing it once in the springtime ever since.I ran out of my usual fertilizer so I figured I'd give this one by Gardenera a try. I have never used the liquid type before but it was very easy use. I just mixed one ounce of fertilizer to every gallon of water and watered the plants as usual.It is too early to tell just yet how good this stuff is as I just used it but I will come back to this review and give an update on how my plants are doing.

I'm not sure where this fertilizer is made or what, if anything is in it but it does not smell or look like fertilizer. It has no smell and is colorless and looks like water. I spent some time researching the company and found is owned by an individual named "IVAN" who resides in Miami. He has about a dozen "trading" companies, most are inactive, opened and closed over the course of a few years but all located at the same address. He is also one of the reviewers of this and other fertilizers under this brand that he owns.Any reviews that state they "added it to water" have not used the product. This product is used at full strength.I report, you decide.

I grabbed this to help my plants when transferring them from Hydro to soil. It seems to work great! It's possible it doesn't work at all, and my plants just did okay, but that's not the been the case in the past.It does say to add it directly, so it won't last long.

Gardenera all purpose 10-10-10 gfertilizer is very potent and my plants love it....8 oz bottle makes 2 gallons in my sprayer and is enough to cover my entire garden...two days after applyi ng fertilizer and consistent watering my vegetable plants looked twice as full and had triple the blooms.....high quality potent mixture....works for grass , flowers and other things nature produces