I really like their products. They have a wide array of products that work and they are offered at a fair price. I use them whenever I can!

You sure know what you're talking about. Thank you for commenting with some actual science and knowledge behind what you're saying. I had no idea how beneficial seaweed is to plant health. Thanks again for the in depth comment!

I used to use the ortho hose end sprayer but I felt that it was always messing up and I constantly had to mess with it to make it spray right. How do you like the soil soft? I haven't tried that one yet

@@TheMoreYouMOW It's hard to tell right now but my yard has really bounced back from last year's heat and is looking good. It has been warm here in central Texas the last few days and I only have a couple of very small hot spots. Last year I had hot spots all over the front yard once it got into the 90s but this year it's looking good since I'm only seeing the 2 spots. In the fall, I may use my photos to create a video showing the progression through the summer. The last time I sprayed I use an old fertilizer hose end sprayer with 8 oz of Green Envy, 8 oz of Kelp+Yucca, and 16 of of Soil Soft and it was easier to use than the Ortho so I may continue with that arrangement.

@MrErpman do you have a KZfaq channel? I would love to see videos if you have any!

@@TheMoreYouMOW I have only posted a few videos (old videos) - vacation stuff, nieces' cheerleading, and a couple of work related videos. I'll try and let you know if I create a lawn video and post it. Otherwise, if you want to see what I've posted, search for "sepins r" and I think they'll pop up.

Great info. You learn something new every day! I had no idea what they meant when they were talking about fungi in the ingredients

basically fungi, which colonize the entire hydrated sub soil interface, cannot make their own sugars, but they can create an internet called "mycelia" plural that can extend very far without breaking connection and use this mycelial "network" to transfer water, minerals, whatever the plant needs, communicated in the root zone through various processes involving symbiotic bacteria as well, to trade sugars produced by the plant's photosynthesis, in exchange for anything the plant needs and the fungal mycelial network has access to, which is always everything unless drought conditions or poor soil or too many fungicides used. effectively using mycorrhizal is the secret to unlimited growth and rapid growth. keep in mind this does not specifically need to be inoculated in an outdoor environment microbiology is present. I like to inoc tho anyways@@TheMoreYouMOW

I like their whole line of products. Everything that I've used is great and you can't beat the price.

Is that also from GS Plantfoods? I haven't heard of it but I'm willing to try it out! Thanks for the comment!

Between the neighborhood dogs and geese, it can be a pain. I swear they know when I'm filming!

If you already have batteries I would say go for it. For the price it’s a good sprayer with very few cons. Sometimes you’ll catch yourself shifting from side to side to get the last little bit of product out of the tank, but I think a lot of backpack sprayers have that problem. It’s been holding up well and I haven’t had any malfunctions as of yet

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Absolutely

@@TheMoreYouMOW thanks for your reply, 😁, and do I need water in after application?

@user-tk7wg7xf4c I don't think you necessarily have to water it in immediately but I would. I want it to get in the soil where it's needed, not evaporate into the atmosphere

@@TheMoreYouMOW thanks for reply

You're not wrong about that. I have to make sure the lid is on really tight before I shake it. I'm just glad it doesn't stain my hands as bad as that blur marker dye!