Root 98 Warehouse Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray, 16 OZ Size: 16 OZ

Very good product, results were noticeable after a week

This liquid ferterizer help keeping my citrus green all year round and push out a ton of buds.

I would have given 5 stars if it had smaller mixing amounts in mind for the home grower.I was noticing some "yellowing" on the leaves of my lime tree. I purchased this and mixed it up in a spray bottle and sprayed down my tree leaves as directed. Within about 1-2 days my tree leaves looked healthy again. It has been a few weeks since I've used this product and my tree leaves still look great. I will continue to use this product as directed.My only suggestion or dislike, is that for a home grower of 2-3 different potted citrus trees, it's hard to break down the measuring amounts. I needed about a 10oz spray mixture to take care of everything and the mixing instructions are based on X per gallon. My suggestion would be to sell smaller bottles with an eyedropper or some smaller measuring tool, or sell smaller premixed amounts. This bottle will last me a lifetime though.

I used it to combat Green Leaf Disease on citrus trees which is a never ending battle, The trees are still alive but not full of leaves and fruit. I also lost a lot of fruit in hurricane Milton

I didn’t know what to do to help my potted key lime.I only had it a few months and the leaves turned neon yellow and pointed to the sky. I heard it could be overwatered from all the rain, so I repotted it to make sure the roots weren’t rotted. Nope they were fine. I gave plant food, no improvement. I finally found this product, sprayed it on. And maybe 4 days later I saw improvement, and a week later it looks so much better! Now that I know this is what my plant was missing I’ll have to spray again soon.If you have a miracle berry plant, this is not for you. I read they want very little nutrients, practically none. Maybe a 2-2-2 if it’s looking particularly bad. It’s all a learning experince! Don’t be afraid to try!

My citrus were showing signs of nutrient deficiency even though I follow a regular fertilizer regimen. I read that commercial growers use sprays to provide micronutrients so I thought "Why not?".I was amazed. New growth is lush and green with no yellowing.Don't give up on your trees before you try this.

I can't say whether or not it helped, but I can say it left a residue on all my leaves that I initially I didn't think anything of, but then I started seeing yellowing starting from where the residue spot was. I washed the rest of the leaves after noticing, and only one other leaf had the issue. I am not 100% sure this is the culprit, but it was a new spray bottle (so not contamination of other ferts or pesticides). I am hesitant to use again.

As expected