Wilt-Pruf® Concentrate | Organic Plant Protector | Professional-Grade Moisture Retention (32 oz)

I grew 120 geraniums from seed in my basement over the winter. Once they were in pots, they had to come out into the real world, but as I expected, the leaves were tender, and not used to temperature changes as well as wind, not to mention strong spring sunlight. Trying to season them off outside with temp changes wasn't an easy job, so I found a better way. A quick spray of the top and bottom of the leaves with Wilt Proof worked great. An amazing difference from the few I did not spray in order to see the difference. It's not just for bushes, folks! Try it.

I did tests on using this product at the 10 to 1 ratio with my tropical hibiscus plants and it works beautifully. It helps them with transitioning to colder weather with wind.It is thought EXCEPTIONALLY important to mention though that this product can only be used on plants before they wilt. If used on a plant that is already wilted, the product will block the plant’s ability to rehydrate the leaves.

Great

The ease of using also it did not gum up my pump sprayer

I use this on hydrangeas and azaleas late fall for winter protections. The type of hydrangeas I have are finicky so I also wrap them in burlap. The product suggests another treatment in winter but I've never done that. My other hydrangeas are not covered for the winter. I give them the late fall treatment only. In MI weather it isn't feasible to do a mid winter treatment. The picture is of one of the finicky hydrangeas.

I purchase this each year to treat holiday greens after I arrange them in my planters. It does a nice job of protecting the greens and keeping them looking fresh all the way to early spring. It's easy to apply in a spray bottle, but be cautious, it's very waxy and sticky so you might want to protect Anything that you don't want covered with the spray.It also does a nice job of protecting the planted boxwoods from burning due to winter temperatures in high winds.

Due to a health problem, I am not always able to water my orchids when they need to be watered. I used a product similar to this years ago on my orchids and they grew and bloomed wonderfully and I did not have to watch them so closely for their watering needs. I tested this on my less valuable orchids, first, and they are doing very well. I sprayed the rest of my collection several weeks ago and they are doing well. The plants are growing in my air-conditioned house, which pulls the moisture from them. I did get some of the spray on a few blooms on my Phalanopsis and those blooms died. I am not sure if it was the spray or the fact that the blooms were already several months old and may have been ready to drop. A Cattleya has bloomed recently and it was in the early bud stage when I sprayed it. The blooms are beautiful. A few of the pseudobulbs were showing signs of shriveling before spraying. They have fattened back up. I am very pleased to have found another product to help me this way. I would caution all who want to use something like this to try it on your less beloved plants first (in an environment similar to that of your more precious plants). I have not noticed a detrimental effect on the roots as some of them did get sprayed.11-10-2009 -- It has been 5 months since I used this product on my orchids. They have grown and bloomed wonderfully. By the way, since this coats the leaves, it also helps to reduce the insect population. I have been very pleased with this product.

This stuff is amazing! I have been using it for the last 3-4 years every Christmas on our fresh tree, wreathes and garland used to decorate inside and out. Regardless of how diligent you are with keeping a fresh Christmas tree watered(Fraser Fir in our case), it will still drop needles. Wilt Pruf, in addition to making the tree needles shiny and richer in color, it reduces the number of needles dropped by at least 60% or more. Fresh wreathes and garland, especially inside the house, do not dry out and turn pale green or brown nearly as fast. This is also a MUST for preserving Magnolia Leaf wreathes to allow use for more than one year! When treating fresh greenery, including the Christmas tree, it works best if allowed to dry outside in the daylight/sun. For the tree and wreathes I use a pump sprayer which makes it quick and easy to coat generously without waste. For garland I put the solution in a bucket and give it a dip. Very easy to use and for the small investment of time, well worth it. Follow dilution instruction on the bottle. During the dry season and in case of tough winters in the marginal zones, it does wonders for plants and shrubs. I use it generously during the summer, especially before heading out on vacation. Non-toxic, safe for the environment! A little goes a long way!