I've have this monstera albo since August, but no new leafs. I decided to give Leaf lux a try. I used it weekly by watering and foliar spraying. Two new leaf and one more on its way. The rest of my plants seem to like it too!
With just one watering I had new leaves coming in and they grew to be big lushy leaves. Definitely recommend!!
So far so good. I've only used it for a short time but I'm sure the plants are loving it. On a side note, customer service has been excellent with any questions I've had post purchase. I mixed it per the directions with a gallon of distilled water ( I like to use distilled) , couldn't be easier.
Always happy with everything I purchase with pretty in green!!
I have used your product since its purchase but I haven't had enough time to evaluate its effectiveness.
All I can say is it's very easy to use!!
I have no doubt that it will meet my expectations!!
That's the best I can do at this time!!
Sincerely,
you will be missed!!
Normand from Hawaii
I got a large potted elephant ear last January. It produced one leaf every month like clock work, until August. I knew it was likely entering its dormancy stage because the plant looked healthy. No new leaf appeared in September either. Then, the first week of October I was moving to a new apt and bought this product to prevent shocking my plants in the move. I though a little extra fertilizer might perk them up and help the transition. I gave the first dose before the move. A week later at my new apartment, one of the large leaves on my elephant ear turned yellow overnight and died. I was shocked and confused. Then I watched and she BURST OUT A NEW LEAF. It took a lot of energy so one of the older leaves died, really emphasizing to me that this plant was truly trying to enter dormancy. But instead the fertilizer woke her back up! Maybe too effective? hahaha All my plants seem to love it, but this plant is a clear example of the fertilizer being effective.