I’m ever hopeful that It Ain’t Dead Yet will work as advertised.
I am experimenting with two trees.
Tree number one is a Japanese Maple that this Spring I discovered had been substantially nibbled at the roots by mice. I mixed and applied the product and I must say after three months …there’s hope of a recovery. It ain’t dead yet.
Tree number two is a large hemlock stressed by carpenter ants. I destroyed the ants and applied It Ain’t Dead Yet. Waiting anxiously to see if this tree will make it.
Both the bedding and indoor potted plants formulas have yielded good results, and faster than expected. I look forward to trying the tree and shrub formula.
The tree I bought it for was in rough shape and didn't make it. I qas not surprised. I put it on a small bush that was doing well, but had a few browning leaves. It had put in a lot of new growth but I thought it would help. Within a day it started turning brown, losing leaves, and a week later was dead. I tossed the rest of the bag. I forgot to unsubscribe, so the new bag went straight to the trash as well.
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