Yucca Wet - Wetting Agent - Surfactant - Liquid Yucca All Natural Extract for Plants, Lawns - Aeration Soil Loosener & Lawn Fertilizer - 1 Gallon Concentrate

Have some strawberry plants in fabric type pots and the soil had become so dense it wouldn’t absorb hardly any water. Started using this product and the water absorbs into the soil! Not only the water that contains yucca, but water that comes after the soil has received yucca infused water absorbs better! The strawberries are loving it and I’m now using this product for all my plants every 2 weeks or so in small amounts so I’m not upset at the price vs how long it’ll last. I’d recommend this to anybody it works great!

Great for indoor plants soil that becomes hydrophobic

This is a great natural option if you’re looking for a surfactant. It’s a bit diluted but still works well overall. I mix it with humic acid and kelp extract in a hose-end sprayer and apply to my lawn and garden. Works well with neem oil, too.

I use this as a wetting agent for biological pesticides (bacteria and fungi based fungicides and insecticides). It seems to do a good job at a low dose. I use about 20g in 25 gallons of spray. Even at less than 1g per gallon, the tank mixture gets very foamy when mixing, a good indication that the mix has surfactant properties. I have considered an anti-foaming agent, but it isn't a huge issue for me.Though pricey, it does have the bright orange color it should have, low cost yucca is more tan/brown and seems to require more product for the same effect. I think price balances out with dose.This 8oz tub should last me a couple of months and around 280 gallons of spray. I'll probably buy another before the growing season is over.

This ain’t the Q but if you shaker up and follow the directions this gets really foamy and does what it should at a good price

We had a horrible prolonged heat wave. My fruit and nut trees became very stressed with drying leaves. Along with the damage came opportunistic destructive insects. I tried to save the trees with a spray but it was largely ineffective; the spray just rolled off the dehydrated leaves. I found this product and added it to a second attempt at spraying. It worked. Very shortly, you could see that the foliage had perked up from the moisture. Based on that success, I started using it on other outside stressed plants and in my houseplant mist water. Can't argue with success, it makes spraying/misting work better.

We have been working on our yard/garden for months. The load of organic compost apparently sat too long without being watered and turned hydrophobic. Of course I figured this out after planting the entire garden… including seeds and small plants. In our search for a solution my husband discovered this Yucca Extract. He purchased this and a deep watering tool. After stabbing it in the garden beds all over and watering the soil now holds water great! Even in the hottest part of the summer it has maintained a high level of moisture (under the top 2 dry inches of dirt, but we average 30% humidity). I’m impressed and we are going to try applying it to our grass area prior to planting the grass seed.

Did nothing, waste of money.