Girl Flower Power 5 Pound

This is a supersoil for flowering in cannabis. I've tried many different types of products but this one helps in flowering with giving your cannabis plants what they need to developed great terpenes and flavors.

I found with 10 gallon pots you have to top dress with at least a half a cup or more . Then I saw positive results in my living soil about a week later. Using Crystal geysher spring water

This size bag goes a long way and is much more economical than the smaller size. It works well with living soil and my plants love it!

Product came with maggots, 5 lb bag went straight to the garage and thankfully i found them after only 1 application. I doubt this would be healthy for me

This is a dark brown, loamy/silty top dress or soil additive for flowering plants. First thing you notice: the smell. Has bat guano (I don't need to say any more!). The bag it comes in has a foil lining, after you cut it open - be ready to roll up and clamp it strongly closed to reseal. If you leave it open for a length of time, it will attract flies because of the smell. However! That smell signals that there is a lot of 'good stuff' packed into this soil additive. After reading the instructions, I tested by top dressing a few things in my outdoor gardens: a few flowers, a bay leaf bush, a few rose bushes and some tomato plants (it's recommended to only use 1-2 teaspoons per plant every few weeks and water it in. I have not tried making the 'tea' version (1-2 Tablespoons per gallon of water) yet. The top dressing is not super smelly, since it's only a small portion and it's well watered. I'll know more in a few weeks, how the plants do and will update this review with additional info if/as needed.

Didn't notice anything .way to expensive.

Let me start off by saying this isn't intended for consumers who normally use fertilizers such as Miracle Grow. This is a fairly specialized, extremely high-end fertilizer that is best used by gardeners who are looking for specific ingredients or results. If you haven't already, please consult the website for details (see the picture of the bag to find the website) If you are looking to increase the flower output of your plants or have issues with phosphorus that's not being adequately utilized, then give this a shot. This fertilizer is not focused on supplying the typical N-P-K, this is focused on micronutrients, vitamins, amino acids, and microbes necessary to maximize output. IF you already have all the basic ingredients for a flowering plant to thrive but just aren't seeing maximum output then you may need this. If you are looking for the N-P-K label, then you are looking for a general fertilizer and this probably isn't intended for you.Fantastic product when used as intended!!!!

It's difficult to rate the efficacy of products like this one, especially when the gardening season where I am is just really starting to get going. So my review will be in regards to my experience with the product so far and I will update my review later in the season.I am a home gardener in US zone 6b. I use raised beds and the square foot gardening method. I would not label myself as an exclusively organic gardener, but I do my best to avoid synthetic chemicals so as to build healthy soil structure and build a balanced environment. My focus has been on boosting my garden's microbiome in order to boost plant health and combat pests.When I opened the bag of Girl Flower Power that I received, it did indeed have mold growing in it as they said it might. It also smelled (and still smells) very strongly of decaying matter, very much like compost that is not fully finished. I amended my beds with this just before I began planting, raking it into the top couple inches of soil. There is not a lot of this fertilizer, so I tried to use it sparingly and focus on beds or containers that needed the most 'refreshing'. So far it is difficult to tell if it has had any impact, though my potatoes do look happier than usual this year. My strawberries also have quite a few more blooms than they did last year.I find the cost of this product to be prohibitively expensive, as so many gardening products have become. Almost $50 for only 5 pounds of this and they recommend a teaspoon or two PER PLANT every couple of weeks. Perhaps this is good for your prize-winning roses, but it is not ideal for my garden. I will be trying it on my roses next now that I think of it.They also suggest making a tea out of it, which is on my todo list. I think it will go farther that way and work better. I will update soon!