Wetting Agent - Surfactant - Liquid Yucca Extract for Plants, Lawns & Soil - All Natural Plant Thirst Quench - Liquid Aeration Ground Loosener - 1 Gallon Concentrate

We had a horrible prolonged heat wave. My fruit and nut trees became very stressed with drying leaves. Along with the damage came opportunistic destructive insects. I tried to save the trees with a spray but it was largely ineffective; the spray just rolled off the dehydrated leaves. I found this product and added it to a second attempt at spraying. It worked. Very shortly, you could see that the foliage had perked up from the moisture. Based on that success, I started using it on other outside stressed plants and in my houseplant mist water. Can't argue with success, it makes spraying/misting work better.

I use this as a wetting agent for biological pesticides (bacteria and fungi based fungicides and insecticides). It seems to do a good job at a low dose. I use about 20g in 25 gallons of spray. Even at less than 1g per gallon, the tank mixture gets very foamy when mixing, a good indication that the mix has surfactant properties. I have considered an anti-foaming agent, but it isn't a huge issue for me. Though pricey, it does have the bright orange color it should have, low cost yucca is more tan/brown and seems to require more product for the same effect. I think price balances out with dose. This 8oz tub should last me a couple of months and around 280 gallons of spray. I'll probably buy another before the growing season is over.

nice product - but VERY finely grained/dusty. IT gets on EVERYTHING and instantly turns sticky with sweat or any form of moisture. Might be better formulated in some kind of wettable prill or dissolvable pellet. It makes a giant mess if there's even a whisper of wind.

This product definitely helps with your plants to nourish them and there's no horrible smell to it the directions are easy to read and it's very easy to use our plants are healthier than ever

Helps peat based growing medium absorb water. Good product.

A little bit goes a long way, and since I only really need it to get dry peat moss ready for plants, it works perfectly in that regard. As long as you follow the instructions, you're going to get perfect results. I'm a big fan, and will buy another container once the one I have runs out.

I have a very large indoor yucca plant. Although watering it periodically, and being careful not to over water by using an Instrument to check the moisture in the soil, it was looking droopy. Within 24 hours after using yucca wet, my yucca plant immediately perked up. I think it’s an amazing product and I highly recommend it.

We have been working on our yard/garden for months. The load of organic compost apparently sat too long without being watered and turned hydrophobic. Of course I figured this out after planting the entire garden… including seeds and small plants. In our search for a solution my husband discovered this Yucca Extract. He purchased this and a deep watering tool. After stabbing it in the garden beds all over and watering the soil now holds water great! Even in the hottest part of the summer it has maintained a high level of moisture (under the top 2 dry inches of dirt, but we average 30% humidity). I’m impressed and we are going to try applying it to our grass area prior to planting the grass seed.

I have this once so far and I mixed it with seed weed and so far so good I have not had the horrible yellow dry grass of 2020.

i use this product as a bubble bath for my fish. it helps keep them clean and to help them digest dry foods. i keep silver nile tilapia for human consumption in my apartment, and they have no problem with this product in low doses (about 1 in a million dilutino factor very approx). i use it after a water change to help them freshen up, and the bubbles last for days.

Used on allotment to help retain water around plants.

Used this on my newly laid turf. Really helped with root growth. Lawn is looking really healthy

Purchased for dry patches in my lawn, works as predicted