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Atomic Grows

9 years ago

Anyone here uses Atomic Grows (a plant spray) from

www.atomicgrow.net? I got it from a plant vendor. Haven't used much of it to tell how it works, but according to their claim, it helps to strengthen citrus trees growth and as well other plants in their nursery.

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  • 9 years ago

    BaconEater, interesting questions you have there. The link you provided there had a little info. I have a bottle here in front of me and the label (which is a little wrinkled here, otherwise I would take a picture of it) here says:

    "Atomic Grows' unique formulation is comprised of complex organic elements containing natural sugars and horticultural oils that work hard to soften leaf vascular tissues and allow leaves to work more efficiently. Leaves are the building blocks for healthy roots and better fertility. Plant functions work at higher efficiencies and yield higher value to the grower.

    No GMO, No hormones.

    Directions:

    Ornamentals: 1 tablespoon per gallon of water.

    Vegetables: 1/2 teaspoon per gallon water. For best results spray every 5 days up to 6 times, then monthly.

    Spray the leaves of your plants until run-off occurs.

    100% natural ingredients made in USA

    www.atomicgrow.net

    I bought this a year ago and hardly used it, except on one of my longan trees. This longan tree incidently is growing fast and now the blooming one among the other non blooming ones. I don't remember if I sprayed the others. I probably did, but maybe not enough. This particular longan tree got sprayed a bit more due to white flies infestation. Anyway, a couple of days ago, I started spraying on all my plants, especially my lychee trees that aren't fruiting this year. Their leaves look yellowish and I thought to give it a try. In any case, I've been also watching a few videos (links here, if interested):

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhTPUOfbzPo

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dstWpD0OwGI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51yqJw84ieA



  • 9 years ago

    This is the Longan tree that got sprayed quiet a bit ... last year. The leaves are rather healthy and big. I have yet to try it on my other plants and do it more frequently like every 5 days and see what they'll do for me. Then, I'll be able to say for sure it's working or not.

  • 9 years ago

    I went ahead and ordered 16oz bottle. Hopefully it will do some Atomic miracle on lychee and other plants.

  • 9 years ago

    Keri-guy,

    I do hope it'll work for your lychee and other plants. Please do update on how your plants are doing after the spraying. I'll give mine a few weeks after the spraying and see what happens. I'll post with pictures when my plants show some improvements.

    I haven't come across many places that talk a lot about this product ... except the few youtube videos and also the company's website. But, maybe because this is a new product in the market and not many people have tried on it yet ... not sure.

    In the mean time, I've also read about Epsom salt. Since some of my fruit trees are beginning to bloom, I'm a bit hesitant to feed them with regular fertilizers for fear they'll promote new leave growth instead of allowing the plants to put all their energy into fruit production. So, I've been feeding them with Epsom salt instead. Some also suggested to spray them with a solution of Epsom salt (2 tablespoons to a gallon of water) for feeding and I guess the same proportion also for spraying? Some suggested that there isn't a risk of giving it too much because the plants will only take it what they need and the rest discarded without any side effects. I'll have to read more about this.




  • 9 years ago

    I've read about epsom salt in past but never really used it. With my lychee, not sure whats going on with it. Lost some leaves in early Feb and new growth came few weeks after but now it looks like new buds are stuck and not doing anything. Maybe this Atomic stuff might work and will try some epsom salt as well.

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