ALL PURPOSE TeaDrops Organic Liquid Fertilizer Packets

I have been using these for around 2-3m now. I've submitted a review under the pods several times but amazon has had issues getting it posted. I strongly feel this company deserves to be noticed to I'm writing my review here. I used the earth pod capsules as instructed directly into the soil as suggested after the first few true leaves were present. They were simple to use and my three-year-old especially enjoyed using them and helping. You simply press the capsule into the earth at the base of the plants near the roots. They are non toxic to even pets so it's a plus. You won't burn your leaves up if you use several at a time. Prior to direct sowing I actually took gallons of distilled water and broke apart 4 capsules per gallon dumping its contents into the jug. I let them sit overnight. I strained it into a spray bottle (don't throw the bits and pieces out!! Give them to bigger plants at the base) but I used the spray bottle then as a tea and cared for my seed starts!!! You can see how beautiful they looked in the pictures. 100 capsules lasts for a long time depending on the number of plants you have. We planted a couple hundred starts and as a tea we did severs gallons and still had plenty as the plants have grown being transferred outside. You could completely skip this filtering step I'm sure by purchasing the tea drops instead for starts and the pods for growing and mature plants. They worked lovely on fresh herbs as well. I did receive the pods as a discount for exchange of my honest opinion and unbiased review for my experience. If this was beneficial please click helpful or feel free to ask me some questions and I'll attempt to help.

I really like how my plants have responded to this plant food. It perks them up and revives even languishing plants that I'd lost hope for. However, I want to use it for something like 15-25 in-ground plants and some 35 or so container plants. It fixes whatever ails them, but it is very expensive for my purposes. If you want it for a handful of tomato plants, or orchids, it's good, but if you want it for everything you grow, it's quite expensive. Also, it's much easier than composting yourself, and safer than using worm castings, which can burn your plants quite easily, but it is not as simple as some reviewers say ("just drop it in a watering can with water and begin watering your plants") because it takes planning ahead of about 2 days. First you fill containers, buckets, watering cans, then let stand in sun and give them a full 12 hours. Then drop in the tea bags, and steep another 24 hours, out of the sun ( sun can kill the organisms). So if I put out my water to get rid of chlorine at 2pm (b/c I might be busy, and maybe had other things to do !) then I would wait until 2pm the next day, to be sure and get close to 12 hrs of sunlight, (nighttime doesn't count) then steep overnight, and then I can use it -- it usually takes me 2 days. Bury the wet tea bags in the soil in and around your plants.

Wow, this is the best fertilizer that I've found for orchids! It is easy to use. Put 1 teabag per 1 gallon good water (culligan RO water for me) and let it steep for 24 hours. I use it each time I water my orchids. The leaves are brilliant, the spikes are strong and the flowers last a long time! I am very happy. Try the violet food too, It is easy to use (capsules). Add 1-2 capsules per plant every month or so. I water my violets with the orchid water. They flower all the time! I love having flowers in my house all of the time and these fertilizers are helping me with that!

overall, the item is easy to use. i have a gallon jug and tossed it in. the "tea" didn't get too dark, but i guess it's not suppose to. it's too soon to really tell if my orchids will thrive or not, but so far i'm happy with it. i deducted a star for a couple reasons. first, the "tea bag" itself fell apart while it was steeping. a hole tore and it kind of fell apart once i took it out of the jug. maybe next time i'll put the bag in a coffee filter or something to keep it from making a mess. second, i do think it makes too much liquid for my personal use. i hate the idea of throwing the water away when i've used it to soak my orchids. but the "tea" will go bad after a while anyway, so it's almost a waste either way. if my orchids love it, then it might be worth it, but we'll see. so far, i'm happy to give it a try.

This is my first time purchasing (and using) "TeaDrops". So far my young baby plants, seedlings seem to be doing very well. I really love the convenience with these pods. Just drop a pod (tea bag) in water and steep. More good news! This product is safe for children and pets. TeaDrops has also inspired me to become interested to learn more about other products EarthWorm Technologies offers. The packaging is beautiful as well as eco-friendly. TeaDrops is sustainably made in USA containing concentrated worm-castings*, organic earth nutrients, sea minerals, nitrogen, phosphate, potassium, magnesium, calcum, humus, trace minerals, humic acid, fulvic acid and a diverse beneficial soil microorganism population. What more could you ask for? Thumbs up! Thank you for creating this wonderful and convenient plant growing product!

I use these Tea Drops for my roses and they are doing great this year! I put 2 sachets in my watering can after I finish making the rounds through my garden in the morning, and they are ready the next morning to do it all over again. I alternate the rose tea drops with the flowering plant tea drops and it works great. I love Earthworm Technologies products! These are easy to use and my plants love them. I love that they are so earth-friendly. Yay! Win all-around!

I honestly could not tell if this made a difference to my plants long term. It was a very hot summer and they were stressed, so that didn't help. I hope, by leaving this review, the company will stop bugging me. I can't buy its products anymore because of that...