MicroLife Super Seaweed Professional Grade Organic Liquid Concentrate Root Stimulator & Foliar Nutritional Spray for All Plants, 1 Quart

I bought this after reading many reviews about its benefits. We live in a harsh, hot summer climate, and my plants need something that will help them get survive through the hot summer. Evidently this product will do that and much more. I just received this product a few days ago, so it's a little difficult to say how it will work because I have only used it one time on some small lantana plants that need a boost. That was only two days ago, so it will take some time to know for sure how this product works for me. But if it is as good as the reviews say it is, I will be able to say with surety that it is worth what I paid for it. It is easy to use, and does not have a bad smell. So far I am pleased with the ease of use.

This stuff is the BEST!! Have used it for years on both indoor and outdoor plants. They thrive on it!

Stinky stuff if you're using indoor plants, but everything that grows just LOVES this stuff. Have used it for years and it's fabulous!

Any of the Mico Lite Products are wonderful. We have used them for years on yard and plants Randy Lemon in Houston area told us about them. The products are the best

Live oak is already putting on new growth after first application.

It is making my peace lily bloom like crazy.

Very satisfied with this product. I add this with organic fertilizer, and my self brewed worm casting tea. The result are amazing. Microlife brand is definitely keeper for my lawn.

Scrutinize the product images and THINK about what they say. The second image says this stuff "is very inexpensive to use." It's expensive to me - $31 for a quart that only makes 16 gallons. For comparison, I can buy a quart of CleanKelp for $18 that makes 180 gallons (ASIN B073ZNW8MX). That image also says to "spray all plants as much as you can." That's an excellent way to kill your plants, especially cactus and succulents. Even plants like ferns that enjoy an occasional misting should not be sprayed every time you walk by. Keeping plants wet encourages fungal growth. Each time you spray the foliage, the soil likely also gets wet, so spraying "as much as you can" is an invitation to fungus gnats and other pests that thrive in damp soil. The fuzzy leaves on my panda plants should never be misted and their leaves will quickly rot if kept wet. Snake plants are succulents and they shouldn't be misted either in most cases. Lithops and split rocks only need water a few times per year. You'd think a company that boasts about being in business almost 40 years would know better. According to their directions, all plants should be treated the same. Telling consumers to spray every plant as often as they can is one way to sell more product. Those instructions may be detrimental to plant health, but hey - it's kept 'em in business for nearly 4 decades. How can you trust a company that gives such reckless advice? The fourth image is FAQs. The last question asks "does MicroLife ever go bad?" The answer is "As long as you keep MicroLife dry it will keep indefinitely." IT'S A LIQUID PRODUCT - HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO KEEP THAT DRY? The ingredient list for the Seaweed formula and Cactus formula are identical, yet the NPKs are 0-0-0.3 and 3-7-3 respectively. How is that possible from identical ingredients? If Cactus has additional nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium, the sources should be listed on the label and also the Specification Sheet, but they aren't. Neither the label nor their website mention whether the opened bottle should be refrigerated to maximize shelf life. My bottle of worm compost is supposed to be refrigerated to keep it fresh longer, why wouldn't refrigeration do the same for this product which contains no preservatives? Because I wanted answers to these questions and more, I sent FOUR emails to the company. But I received NO replies. That shows how little they care about their customers once they've got their 💰. Sometimes you don't find out how lousy a company is until you need to contact customer service. I REGRET THIS PURCHASE AND URGE OTHERS TO BUY FROM A COMPANY THAT CARES ABOUT ITS CUSTOMERS...AND THEIR PLANTS. ONE THAT POSTS HONEST, RELIABLE INFORMATION AND WILL PROVIDE CUSTOMER SERVICE AFTER THE SALE.