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Citrus, Lemon, Lime, Figs, Passionfruit after using UGF 6in1

In this video: 0:00 Highlight Snippets of Differences achieved in Fruit with UGF 6-in-1 from www.nginstitute.com.au 0:54 Lime success story after UGF 6-in-1 1:30 Passionfruit, beautiful long vine, sweet 2:00 Fig Tree now plenty of early fruit, healthy, deep green leaves 3:27 Repels Pests... stink bugs, fruit fly, etc 3:52 Meyer Lemon, my pride & joy! Advance orders are always recommended for UGF 6-in-1... World's Best Instant Plant Booster. More information and rave reviews... http://www.nginstitute.com.au or phone +612 4855 1051 or email info@nginstitute.com.au FULL TRANSCRIPT: 0:00 The lime is just growing so strongly. There's some of the winter crop. Look at the trunk on there. The leaves went very dark green. Limes here right through the year as well, the same as the Meyer Lemon. They're big lemons, aren't they? They are. That's surprising to have a fig of that development, but as you can see by the deep green of the leaves, this is now a very healthy plant. It produced some beautiful passionfruit this year. Its really has benefited from the Unknown Growth Factor. I get a whole lot of new vine running along the back of the house. 0:33 So here we are with the famous Roy Kington and we're about to walk through Roy's 15 year old garden and see what he's done with the Unknown Growth Factor. 0:54 It's been 3 years from a very small plant. There's some of the winter crop and these are limes now. Look at the trunk on there and its growing hugely, a very fast grower. And yet it's refruiting as well. As you can see look at the leaves, they went very dark green and they've definitely benefited from the Unknown Growth Factor. And we're getting limes here right through the year as well, the same as the Meyer lemon. 1:30 What about your passionfruit vine Roy? It does really respond, I put on some, just in very early spring, and I do that about every fortnight right through the growth period. It produced some beautiful passionfruit this year. So that's a very early fruiter, it really has benefited from the Unknown Growth Factor. 2:01 The other big success story Brett is my fig tree. This really struggled for a year or two. This is a very early fig, that's surprising to have a fig have that development. You can see by the deep green of the leaves there's now a very healthy plant and I got something like about fifty figs growing. I think the Unknown Growth Factor has been very, very beneficial to this one. 2:41 But now I'm not putting heaps of the Unknown Growth Factor in, what I'm doing is just feeding a very diluted amount over a period of time, say once every couple of weeks. This was a pretty sick plant when I put it in a couple weeks ago, put some Unknown Growth Factor, soaked it in and now I've got about ten starting to produce and that would have been in the ground for 2 years and did nothing, I put some Unknown Growth Factor in and its away. 3:15 This is an advocado tree that has benefited from the Unknown Growth Factor, it has got beautiful green leaves, nice silky green leaves, incredibly healthy plant, it's grown 10cm already this year. 3:27 Now one good thing about this is you don't have to be putting a lot of heavy insecticide on, which you don't want on a fruit. If you just put a very light spray of the Unknown Growth Factor into this, you don't seem to get the same bugs on there, certainly the stink bugs are not back this year. Obviously whatever is in the Unknown Growth Factor is that they don't like it, no doubt about that, they don't like it. 3:52 This is my pride and joy, this is my Meyer Lemon. We now get lemons from this tree all year round. We have been spraying it with the Unknown Growth Factor, that's reduced the amount of stink bugs attacks we've been getting and also fruit flies, so it is benefiting in some way as an insecticide and knocking back the early attacks. 4:19 So you've had a flush of lemons on this already Roy, its refruiting again. We got a mid-year blossoming again. We don't buy lemons, we generally get this one running all through the year. 4:41 They're big lemons aren't they? They are. Quite full. It's about the 25th of July (mid-winter). And I spray the lemons when the fruit flies came around August-September (Spring), I sprayed them with a weak dilution of that, I didn't lose one lemon this year from fruit flies, not one. Year before I lost 30%. Did you treat it with anything else. Nothing else, no. It's amazing you know we do get that feedback from people saying how, how the fruit flies and other pests just bugger off. 5:19 If you like this video, please like, subscribe, comment and share!