IV Organic White Wash, 1 Pint (WHITE)

Easy to use and easy to clean up after.

I applied it to an already sunburned tree. The tree is thriving now. Very impressive.

This isn't paint so much as powder suspended in water. You get a pint-sized can with a bag of powder in it. If I had to do it again, I would pour in half the bag of powder and add water to it. I wasted so much because it would pour out of the top of the can when I mixed it. Machine agitation does not work. You have to mix it by hand. I used a nylon hobby brush to paint it onto a small tree (easy) and a giant tree (hard) suffering from sun scald because the city keeps hacking at it. I resorted to trying to pour it on the tree but that didn't allow the paint to adhere. You have it put it on like spackle. As the mixture dries, it sort of cakes itself onto the tree and looks like a dry powder resting on the tree. It was drizzling when I used it but I didn't get wet under the tree canopy. That afternoon it rained hard but it seems to have stayed on. Overall the physics of this mixture was weird. It was also super expensive. I am not sure I would purchase it again if it does not last until fall. In the future, I will just mix my own whitewash if that turns out to be the case.

Thank you I’m hoping it works

We have plumeria trees in a desert hot & cold to cool climate. We're giving this product a try as it was recommended by a IV ORGANICS user on YouTube channel. It's pricey, comes as a powder in a small bag in a can. You then mix it w water and apply to trunck/branches. Easy to apply w avg size brush.

Do not purchase this product. 1) It is horrifically expensive compared to alternatives. 2) The powder does not mix well in water. You would want it to be a consistent emulsion but much of the powder does not fully dissolve. I tried. I slowly added the powder to water while using a paint mixer. No good. 3) The resulting mix is very thin when applied to tree bark. I expect that it will wash off in a hard rain. 4) If you are after an anti-desiccant, Wilt-Pruf is a far superior product in all ways.

Citrus are doing great with the protection from the AZ sun. Best part is it comes in a powder that you add water to so you can make small batches and don’t have to worry about the rest drying out.

I liked that I was able to cover my plant enough to protect it from harm UV. Plan to use it for trees .