2 oz

Great for keeping my coco coir from getting water channeling. I use it every time I fill my reservoir. A little goes a long way, so this bag will last for a very long time.

Great supplement

My plants have been suffering in this summers extensive unrelenting heat. Last yr I used a chelating agent mid season and it released all the phosporus locked up in the soil and burned them terribly. THIS product DID NOT DO THAT. It fed the mychorhzae and they in turn make bigger roots, and increased uptake of water and nutrients without burning. EXCELLENT chealating properties from the saponins in the yucca. Ive used other yucca brands and this one doesnt foam as much, and need less product. 1/16 tsp per 5 Gal! This little bag will last several seasons, it packs a punch. Makes me curious about their other products. Only need to apply once per season, bult I repeated x1 due to temps over 105 x 3 wks. Ive already shared results with garden group and others learning to garden in climate change. This product works well with Age Old Nutrients and Humic. Humic combined with the Yucca extract helps eiminates dry pockets in the soil leading to possible root die off. Highly impressed with this product and think you will be too.

Yucca is amazing. Particularly for flushing and keeping organics and fertilizers in suspension with one another, preventing nutrient lock-up. This explains why compost teas made with yucca foam like crazy when shaken/mixed. It also feeds the microbes without causing any blooms, because it is made up of long chain sugars which are slow to be consumed by the microbiome. I'll say it again, Yucca is amazing. It is a secret held by many good composting companies selling soil. Look for Yucca on the ingredients label of good compost However, I have one complaint. I have overdone it with yucca (put in about 5-10x the recommended amount on accident), and the soil began locking out water. The water literally would bead off the surface of the soil about 1 inch down, and would not penetrate even when I would mix the wet top layer with the beading under layer. It would literally take about 10 gallons of water to soak through the barrier to water one of my squash bushes which was watered with the overpowered mixture. DO NOT OVERDO IT WITH YUCCA. It won't cause any nutrient lockout, but it will cause insane water beading causing runoff to other plants and a water proof barrier of soil over the plant you're trying to water. Very weird. A little bit of Yucca goes a long way, but a lot of yucca causes water proof soil. If you're still reading this, it may interest you that the beading from excessive yucca use is the same as using oyster mushrooms for plant mulch. I found mulching with pleurotus ostreatus mushroom fungus causes the same kind of "beading and water lockout" effect, preventing water from getting through the top layer of soil.

Works very well so far

It goes a long way. The best thing for plants. The growth is exploding fast and it has been the best value because you don’t need to use but a small amount

During the height of summer, the soil in my garden became hydrophobic: The top of the soil would b wet, but an inch or so down, it would be bone-dry and dusty. A few applications of one teaspoon per gallon of water helped break the condition and my soil has returned to a healthy state.

Needs a better bag! open and close it a few times, before it rips. Good solid product though.