Organic Protectant – Liquid Fertilizer & Plant Food for Houseplants, Indoor & Outdoor Use – Instant Nourishment for Potted Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Herbs, Air Plants, and Tropical Plants

I saw this on Shark Tank & I decided to try it on my outdoor plants.Less than a week after using it, I noticed that my plants were all practically standing upright. ❤️I am so impressed with these results I’m seeing wow! 👏It’s so easy to use, you just mix 4 tablespoons to a gallon of water.Pour it all around the bottom of your plants by the roots so they each get a good soak.It’s so worth it & safe for my pup to be around outside too. 👍

My veggie garden is the best ever this year, so I have to credit the new Arber products. I will be a return customer as my garden looks super healthy and is producing an abundance of veggies and fruit.

Love the ease of use of these products. I just add the needed amount to a gallon of water and I'm good to go 👍 I tend to bottom water when it comes to feeding so if you're having trouble, that may be the way to go. I've tried a few different types of plant food (including miracle grow) and Arber has garnered the best response by far. I also love that it's organic and safe to use on food plants as well! I've attached some pics of some of my plant babies I've treated with Arber for the past few months. They're very happy 😊

This plant food has a very strong odor like fish. Other than that it is a good product. I haven’t used it yet because of the odor.

Time will tell. Wet, warmer than usual spring here. Whole lotta different strains of black spot, along with fungus diseases lurk around our region. So far, 3 sprays a week apart. New leaves big, beautiful, healthy looking. Older leaves still developing yellowing and spots. Summer is when black spot takes over here. Spraying the tall phlox (supposedly disease resistant variety) might be working although they are still developing a few spots. I'm all for building plant immunity. Just hope it's not creating soft foliage that looks pretty now but will succumb later to disease.June 2024 update - an additional couple of weekly sprays later: older parts of the climbing roses are still yellowing/dying off from black spot even after affected leaf branchlets are removed. Our black spot is very persistent here. (Keep in mind that these climbing roses are hardy and "disease resistant" Kordes roses.) New growth leaves seem maybe 5-10% affected w/spots. The new leaves are definitely healthier and bigger. So, there is some black spot protection. On the tall "black spot resistant" native phlox - even the new leaves have big spots despite all affected leaves being removed, plus the foliage/leaves are skimpy. They are slightly flowering; perhaps they'll be stronger next year. The red knockout roses have good looking foliage - no black spot (always got it in the past) but halfway thru flowering, the flowers stopped blooming, drooping and are dropping petals or not opening - all dying at once. The leaves definitely have positive results - it appears the blooms just pooped out for some reason -- seems over extended. The Oso Easy roses - they too have no black spot this year and they are blooming up a storm. Hoping they don't over extend themselves like the knockouts but are doing well at this time. I'm leaving this at 4 stars - I'll start spraying earlier next year. One note: our Japanese beetle season just started and I'm finding them on the climbers - no change to that.

I use everything this brand has. My plants seem to love it!

I bought this because I like the fact it was a liquid fertilizer. I did not expect the awesome results!!! This stuff is like steroids for plants 🪴 my leafy family has never been happier.Great Product!!! 5 Stars ⭐️

I have used the fungal and insecticide from this brand with great success, really loved the products. So I decided to get this as a preventive measure. I didn't think there was anything that could harm your plants in this product as long as you dilute and use correct measurements and like I said I've had great results from their other products so I don't know if this was contaminated or, honestly I don't know because I measured it out, diluted, and mixed well and used in all my plants. Followed directions to a T but then I noticed all my plant leaves drooping by the next day and then any plant with any new growth the new growth died out then the drooping leaves started dying off. I now have one plant that still has about 4 leaves, the rest of my plants lost all their leaves and I'm pretty sure a few are dead but since they are calathea I'm hanging on to them to see if any new growth will eventually come. I'm so upset that I used this product (ONCE) diluted with the correct measurements and it killed pretty much all of my plants but one and that plant isn't doing great but at least it still has some leaves.So just beware when using and even if you have used these products before use on one or two plants first to make sure. Thats what I should have done. I just didn't think anything in this product could do any damage if you followed directions.Uodate: I had 8 plants when I used this and all 8 are dead now. 3 were calathea so I was hoping with time they might come back but they didn't and roots were dead. The one plant that still had some leaves I was hoping I could save but everytime new growth would try and come out it died shortly after and then I got up one morning and all the remaining leaves was dying so I wasn't able to save not one plant after using this and I still don't understand how it could have killed them all like it did. Most of those plants I'd had for years. It's a shame, I was a big fan of this brand and I thought these products was safe if used correctly.