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Posted on February 16, 2011, updated June 8, 2012
Posted on June 18, 2010, updated February 16, 2011
I ordered my product from Crowley's Nursery in Sarasota FL. I applied it to Hibiscus, Roses, Tomato, Watermelon and a sick lemon tree. Some plants reacted with on spray and some reacted with 3 sprays. This is some sort of miracle product as all of my plants are thriving well. I will be buying this product agian. I dont know why anyone would say it does not work unless they used it wrong.
On February 16th, 2011, msagardner added the following:
I returned to Crowley's today to purchase more Atomic Grow as I begin planting my spring vegetables. Everything I was told by these people has come true. My vegetables are sweeter and my plants are healthier. I was shocked when Kathy showed me her customer mailing list and how many homeowner/gardeners have re-ordered this product. Now that I understand how it works I will never grow without it agian. On June 8th, 2012, msagardner added the following:
I have been a member for many years now and I am beginning to think this Mischka has a personal problem with the company or its product line Atomic Grow. Mischka also it seems is a moderator of a blog that is known for making slanderous remarks about products of which he has no factual evidence. As most blogs feed on negativity and malice to others this is a prime example of one to avoid. I know the people at Atomic Grow well as I have purchased their product for many years now and I can tell you that they are extremely helpfull and knowledgeable. I also recall the owner of the company saying there is no registration needed for this product as it is sugar based and is organic in nature. For this reason alone there is no need for a fertilizer registration as there is nothing to register. I am saddened to see such ugly comments. There is no reason for it and it has no place here as I can testify as a master gardener and licensed by the Department of Agriculture that the product is sound and it works.
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It is the policy of the Watchdog that users cannot create multiple identities in order to inflate a company's rating, nor can a company pose as its own customer in order to leave feedback. The rating, originally positive, was changed from positive to neutral so that it would not affect the overall rating given by customers.
I joined this site today after reading several pages of material about atomic grow and its history. I have a commercial spray company and have worked with just about every product on the market to date. We use products everyday on many different types of plant and tree material so a new product will typically have about 30 days to prove itself or its out of my wharehouse and off of my trucks for good. Our customers expect results fast or there shopping for a new service. We started using atomic grow as an adjuvant to get foliar fertilizer into woody ornamentals faster. We have worked with it for about 90 days now and it works good. Shrubs and ornamentals respond fast. We see new growth after about 2 weeks of the first spray. The product makes the plants much more resistant to insecticidal attacks, fungus etc.. It enables the plants to develop a much harder wax layer on the leaf. I have noticed my technicians are reaching for atomic grow instead of raiding my chemical cabinet every morning. This is a first for me, I am excited about it but still a bit skeptical as Iam still experimenting.
Note from the Garden Watchdog Editor:
It is the policy of the Watchdog that users cannot create multiple identities in order to inflate a company's rating, nor can a company pose as its own customer in order to leave feedback. The rating, originally positive, was changed from positive to neutral so that it would not affect the overall rating given by customers.
