Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray, 16oz - 1 Pint

Good product and very helpful; if it were bigger it would be better, but it's good quality.

This stuff was a bit costly to get in Canada. That being said it's made a noticeable difference in growth,blooms and overall health on all of my potted citrus trees. My trees love it.

Calamondin Saver...

My citrus trees started turning completely yellow and were dropping leaves. The local agricultural extension service suggested I apply a foliar spray so I purchased this. You mix 1 TBSP to a gallon of water in a pressurized garden sprayer (purchased separately.) According to the instructions, you apply one gallon per foot of tree height plus 5 gallons (For a 20 foot tree, that's 25 gallons.) You are supposed to wet the leaves until they are dripping. Well there's no way you can apply 25 gallons in one application as the tree is soaked after one gallon. So I applied one gallon, twice a week, for several weeks with the idea that over time, I'll get to that 25 gallon mark. Plus I figured this would give the tree a chance to gradually absorb the nutrients. After a month, the trees started greening up, so it worked. I also used this on other plants that were not citrus. The instructions warn that this product stains concrete heavily but I didn't notice any stains. Also note that this is more of a "vitamin pill" than fertilizer so you still have to apply nitrogen to the soil under the tree.

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.