Dr Forest Natural Wetting Agent | Lawn & Soil Concentrate 2 x 5L

• LAWN WETTING AGENT CONCENTRATE: A plant-based surfactant made with soap nuts and in-house grown aloe vera, lowering water surface tension so sprays and drenches wet properly
• BETTER FOLIAR COVERAGE: Helps a spray spread evenly across waxy leaves instead of beading off, so more of every foliar feed stays in contact with the leaf for longer before it dries
• WETS DRY AND COMPACTED GROUND: Helps water soak into water-repellent ground, dried-out peat compost and container mixes, carrying moisture down to the root zone instead of running off
• REWETS LAWN DRY PATCH: Lowers surface tension so water passes through a water-repellent thatch layer to the root zone rather than sitting on top - useful after scarifying and in dry spells
• MAKES ABOUT 200 LITRES: At 5 ml per litre drench rate this 1 litre bottle makes about 200 L of solution and covers about 200 m2 - shake well before measuring - handmade in Stockport

Product description Dr Forest Lawn Wetting Agent is a plant-based liquid surfactant handcrafted in Stockport for outdoor gardens. It helps foliar sprays spread on waxy leaves and helps water penetrate dry, compacted or hydrophobic soil. Active ingredients are Indian soap nuts (Sapindus mukorossi) and aloe vera grown in-house. Soap-nut saponins lower water's surface tension so sprays sheet instead of bead; aloe contributes compounds linked with plant stress signalling. Use as an adjuvant with seaweed sprays, fulvic feeds and compost teas, or as a soil drench on dry patches and hydrophobic compost. Dilute per the label; a little goes a long way. Store cool and shake before use. Pets and children: keep off treated areas until dry. Ingredients Soap nut (Sapindus mukorossi) saponin extract Aloe vera Directions Foliar spray: 1 to 2 teaspoons (5 to 10ml) per litre, mixed in before any other input. Soil and container drench: 0.5 to 1 teaspoon per litre. Transplant drench: 0.5 teaspoon per litre. Lawn and turf: 1 teaspoon per litre applied at 1 litre per square metre, monthly through dry spells and after scarifying or aerating. Compost tea: 0.5 teaspoon per litre. Shake well before measuring. Rainwater works better than hard tap water. Use diluted solution within 24 hours.