McCormick Alum, 1.9 oz

Used for cloning plants.

Works great for canker sores. Less days

This is a useful product. It's used for cold sore bumps you get your mouth.

Great for preserving hydrangeas

Good for what i need

Use it to process hydrangea, can't live without it in the floral business!

I have been flower gardening for over 25 years, and like to make bouquets for friends, relatives, and bring them to restaurants we frequent in our area. A new gardening friend and I combined a couple of things to extend hydrangeas in bouquets... If you put hydrangeas in a bouquet, unfortunately they wilt very quickly, even using the usual floral extender you normally use in the water. However, if you cut the end of the hydrangea stalk at an angle, dip it in water to wet the end and then dip it in "Alum", then place it in the vase, the hydrangea will last MUCH longer. This little trick may actually bring back hydrangeas that are already wilting. You should also add one or two shakes of salt a day to the water in the vase as well (not too much though, as the other flowers won't appreciate it). I jokingly said our experiment felt like it was, "An 8th Grade Science Fair Project"! LOL! But it works, and that's what counts!!!

Less than the grocery store

Great product and worked great. Just way to expensive for the amount

This powder cured my long-standing ingrown toenail. I tried a lot of things, and only this powder helped.

Bought this to dip the ends of some hydrangea flowers after cutting for a bridal bouquet. Seems to work great!

It's not fine powder. I was expecting Powdered form.

Needed for making pickles crispy