Wilt-Pruf® Transplant Support | Plant Protector | Easier Transplanting | Ready-to-Use Trigger Sprayer, 1 Quart (32 oz)

So far, so good after getting through Extremely Dry Autumn thanks to this product. First applied on 3 newly planted pencil holly and 1 fig tree just as the months long summer drought was underway. All 4 specimens made it through the drought with a coating of Wit Pruf and consistent ongoing irrigation After a recent autumn rainfall, just prior to 30 degree overnight cool down... I applied another generous treatment for winter. I waited first for the rain to "clean off" the leaves and branches. I only learned about the product by Lucky accident. (Along with a pencil holly root growth hack using Take Root posted on YouTube.) Trying to make sure all of my newly planted patio trees have the best possible chance in notoriously extreme summer heat + harsh cold + ice storm prone Zone 6. (Cincinnati area) I'll update later if there's anything new. SECOND TREATMENT NOTE: I had to soak the spray nozzle and attached nozzle straw in warm water to loosen up the material. After a 10 minute soak, I was back in business as if the product was brand new.

Works great! Seems to help the plants not lose mosture quite a lot

I'm not sure if these are working are not. I spray it on my roots prior to planting but I plant in Pon I feel with watering through pon this just gets washed away as its just a liquid spray it does adhere to the root in any way. Time will tell but with me fertilizing and using slow release in my pon and giving the best conditions I can I haven't seen an uptick in growth especially here at the end of growing season.

I sprayed this on most of our plants. Some were transplanted recently, some a few months ago and some just weren’t doing so well. All the plants we sprayed it on have made noticeable improvements, took about a week to be certain. They have new growth popping up as well. The fern in the picture had all wilted leaves and this is one week later. I did cut off anything that was dead as well.

I am a huge gardening enthusiast and have used this brand's projects before and liked them, which is why I decided to order this transplant spray. TBH, I don't get exactly how it works, or how spraying it on the leaves is supposed to help with transplanting, but it seems to help maybe? I tried it out on some plants I recently transplanted, and they seem to be adjusting well, so it may have helped, I'm not sure to be honest. It doesn't seem to be causing any negative effects, I have not noticed any damage, browning, or other side effects from spraying it on the plant, so there's that. It's easy to use, and comes in a good sized standard bottle, so it seems to be a good product overall.