'Spray-N-Grow'

deansfba

15 years ago

curious to find out how you view 'Spray-N-Grow'.

do you find it increases vegetable production in size?

in number of fruit and vegetables?

in taste?

any significant difference over other products?

are there things it is not good for?

thanks,

dean

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ltcollins1949
15 years ago
Without doubt, Spray-N-Grow products are very good. The company is very concerned with the environment and their products are organic and effective.
soilguy
15 years ago
Ditto ltcollins' response. I also live near Rockport, TX where S-N-G is headquartered, and do use Spray-N-Grow products - recommend them, particularly their foliar zinc and iron supplement, especially for plants grown in high P,K sodic clay soils.

Robert
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dlife
15 years ago
Hello, I see this is an older post, but I wanted to comment anyway to see if anyone else had similar findings.
I spray the roots of my new plants with Spray and Grow and have had fantastic luck--even with trees.

Has anyone else used it in this manner? Or is it not appropriate to do this?

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