I Must Garden Dusting Wettable Sulfur Powder: Organic & Natural

I gave only three stars on Easy to use because there are no instructions. So I had to guess at the risk of possibly harming the plants. I guessed lucky and it worked. The effectiveness of this product is impressive. The powder can be top dusted and watered in. The particles are so fine that it is easily carried into the soil. I am glad I bought this instead of pure elemental sulfur. My plants had a very alkaline Ph due to unwanted lime in the soil mix. They were container plants but I used an inappropriate soil premix. The plants were suffering greatly. Once I figured out there was lime in the soil already I tried to remedy it with citric acid solution (ph 5.5). It was ineffective. Didn't do a thing to help the problem. I didn't realize this product would work so well and so quickly. Most of the plants have recovered after three applications. To apply, I sprinkled a very light layer on the top of the soil, then watered in. Be careful, it's strong. With caution I opted for multiple applications instead of one attempt. If the plants are indoor, the space may smell like a sulfur lagoon for a few days but that's a small price to pay for happy plants.

Normally, we get it in a bag. This container is great.

Cactus love it.

Those bugs would eat me alive if I didn't use this.Thanks, good value,too

This product worked exactly like I needed it to. I used this product to remedy depluming mites on my chickens. I used homemade quaze bags to put it in and hung them so the chickens would come into contact with the bags. I will continue to use this product for my chickens and other uses that I found indicated for it.

Does what it says, but follow directions and do not mix with Neem Oil.

Appears to be working… Had an infestation of mites on a lychee tree, and the sulfur appears to have remedied this… Will know more if it bears fruit in 2025

We purchased this to keep the rabbits from eating many of our plants. It works very well, but it will need to be reapplied if the plant is rained on or if irrigation spray comes in contact. We also like the fact that many plants like sulfur as a nutrient.