Grow More EZ Wet Soil Penetrant 26% - 1 Quart of Biodegradable Non-Ionic Surfactant - Soil Wetting Agent for Better Drainage & Liquid Aeration for Lawns, Nurseries, & Landscaping

Concentrated surfactant. Should help with heavy desert soil.

I use this product annually just before the rain season. Works very well as I use a soaker hose most of the year for my hedge.

LIke most wetting agents, this is essentially soap. It's spendy for what you could get in a generic bottle of soap from a commercial janitorial supplier. But, it works OK if you don't want to go that route.

When you grow plants in pots or other containers, you know when you water the plant how the water runs out the bottom of the pot real quick? So the water does not get absorbed up into the dirt, it runs through the dirt real qyick and ends up in the tray under the pot? When you use EZ Wet once, the next time you water, the water stays in the dirt and doesn't run out quick on the bottom. This mean when I add fertilizer to my water, that fertilizer is actually staying in the dirt and not running out of the pot/container.I must have a 100 years supply as I am using a tablespoon for a gallon of water and I bought a quart of it. It is amazing what only a little tablespoon of this stuff in a gallon of water does. Each following watering, the water stays in the dirt. I plan on using this about once a month on my potted plants. I'll just watch how fast the water runs through the pots at watering, and when the water starts to run out fast again I'll do another treatment of EZ Wet. It's really good stuff!

Great stuff. My young mango tree did not grow for 2 years (not joke, literally two years) after I planted it in the ground from a pot. It grew fine in the pot but totally stopped once it was in the ground. I thought it was rooting for the longest time. But recently all leave started to turn brown and I knew it was running out of time. I tried everything from special feed to miracle grow. No one ever recommended this product or even questioned if I had a soil penetration problem. Once I realized that the water was not penetrating my soil I started researching what can be done and came across this. I gently cleared out any weeds and some of the compost and dirt on top to make a nice clean slate. I followed the instructions and within two weeks I had new growth! I couldn't believe it. I thought the tree was a goner which was sad because I planted it from a fruit I ate. This saved my tree! Very happy and wish I would have known about this 2 years ago. I also used this on my coconut tree and it seems to have helped there too. The coconut was growing but now is growing faster. It really is great. I'm in south florida if that helps anybody.

I use this on all of my plants. It saturates the soil and leaves no dry pockets. A little goes a long way.

I purchased this last year and yes, it comes to you very messy; hence the plastic bags. I watched the video, where the gentleman said to use 3 oz. of water per gallon of water...well, it destroyed all of my plants. I trust that this works with the correct amount of product per gallon of water.I am hoping someone can help. For a 10-12 inch container, how much product do you use for a gallon of water? Second, is that gallon mixture for one 10-12 inch container?

Our hanging baskets of flowers have never looks so good this late in the growing season. A capful of EZ WET mixed in the watering can about every 3 weeks rejuvenates the potted soil and keeps it absorbing water. No more of the water running right out the bottom of the pot. Even hot days are no challenge for our flowers this summer. We will be using every summer. This 1 qt bottle will last for many, MANY, seasons.