No worries! What you are seeing is mycelium / mycorrhizae and that is a good thing that means your soil is alive! It is not bad mold. When using a liquid fertilizer, mold may occur on the soil surface a few days after application if applied indoors and temperatures are consistently warm. To avoid the potential for mold, make sure you water the fertilizer well into the soil and allow it to dry out between watering's. Consistent moisture causes many fungal problems. This is normal as the mold develops to break down the fertilizer, NOT to eat plants roots and harm them. To get rid of the unsightly mold, scratch the soil surface so it can breathe and dry, and stop watering for a couple of days until the soil dries out. Put the plant in a shady area outdoors for a couple of days to dry if mold has developed. Dry soil does not support mold growth. Consistent moisture is the perfect environment for mold growth.

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You dilute 2 oz. per gallon of water. Shake well before and during use for maximum control.

The date on the bottom is our born on date. Our product does not expire. That being said, if not properly stored it will go bad, so keep out of extreme heat and extreme cold.

To open our Pump & Grow bottle push down on pump while at the same time turn counterclockwise then it should pop up and be ready to pump. If you want to mix with water, you can dilute 2oz per gallon of water.

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Make sure the handle control lever is in the OFF position.  The handle control lever should be at a 90° angle and in the lock tab.  Attach threaded end with washer to the hose.  Turn on faucet, aim the nozzle toward area to be fertilized - bend tab back then TURN the handle control lever on by turning it clockwise (handle control lever should be at a 45° angle) to begin spraying the product. When finished application: Bend tab back - turn the handle control lever counter clockwise to the OFF position (handle control lever should be back at a 90° angle).

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Best time to spray is early AM or late afternoon (4PM) on a warm, sunny day. When you have a lot of rain, try to apply when plants are not soaking wet so that you coat the plants and it has time to dry. Make sure to spray under side of leaves of plants, especially when it has been raining as that is where insects like to hide and lay eggs. You can reapply as often as you like. Be sure to shake well before and during use for maximum control.