Root Rot Repair for Houseplants – Root Supplement & Recovery Drops for Overwatering or Shock | Heals Roots, Prevents Yellowing, Brown Spots & Dropping Leaves (8 oz)

If you are serious about your plants and don't mind spending the money, this is a very good product. I have not been using this very long but I can see a positive difference in my plants. I intend to continue to use it inspite of the expense. You get an 8 oz. bottle for basically $30 and it takes 1 tsp/2 cups which calculates to 8 tsp per gallon. That calculates to $5/gallon each time you water your plants with it. I'm explaining this because I would like to have know this before I purchased it (though it MIGHT have caused me NOT to purchase it :{ ). The description doesn't tell you this and the "Rufus bot" can't find the answer about how to mix it. Plants are a hobby and hobbies tend to be expensive (depending on the hobby). I love my houseplants (>100) and strive to keep them healthy. I hope this helps someone to decide.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased my plants not knowing much about fiddle leaf figs and they began losing leaves within a few weeks of having them. I do not use as much as the bottle states to use. If I did I would not agree this was good value for the money but since I spread this out to maybe one feeding every two months I would consider this a value.The color as you can see is a beautiful green. I have seen growth since using this product and have lost zero leaves since.

I bought this out of desperation when my mature fiddle leaf fig started dropping leaves rapidly. I realized it had root rot, and replanted it and hoped for best. After another week of leaves continuing to fall off daily, I pulled the trigger and bought this as a last ditch effort to save it. I used about a teaspoon in 2 c water weekly for a month, then switched to every other week (continued watering 2 c water per week). After 2 weeks of this product, things stabilized and no more leaves fell off. It’s now been exactly 2 months since I started using this and I have my first 2 new leaves emerging!

I am still trying to decide if I like this product. I have used is sparingly on a few house plants. My emerald ripple peperomia did not tolerate it and died but my other peperomia's did tolerate it and are thriving. I will continue to use and see how my plants do.

Subject: Seeking Help for My Fiddle Leaf Plant!Dear Fiddle Leaf Girl,I hope this message finds you well! I just wanted to say how much I love your fiddle leaf videos. I've watched them countless times, and they've truly inspired me! I bought my fiddle leaf plant last year, and it was thriving for a while. However, I recently noticed that the leaves started falling off, and now I’m left with just a few.I came across your video on notching, and I was excited to give it a try! I also ordered your Root Supplement and followed your instructions carefully. After notching the stem and applying the supplement, I’ve been waiting for more than two weeks, but I haven't seen any improvement just yet.I’ve attached a video and a picture for you to take a look at. I would be so grateful for any tips or advice you might have to help my plant bounce back. It breaks my heart to see it struggling!Thank you so much for your help, and I look forward to hearing from you!Warm regards,Sri

I bought this to give my houseplants a boost through the wintertime. Wow! My Canna Lily grew from 3' to a whopping +9' in just a couple months!

Loved this product. I think it saved my dracaena from root rot. I was buying often due to having so many plants and watering wkly so it became expensive and couldn’t keep up with it. Trying something else and hopefully it will work great. New product says it makes 90 gallons!

Just a few drops per liter of water and my plants are thriving, great product!