What this record means
The record shows that the mark “FLOWER POWER” is dead, having been abandoned because the applicant did not respond to an Office action. The owner listed is Stoller Enterprises, Inc., a corporation organized in Texas. The mark covered agricultural and horticultural chemicals, specifically secondary nutrients in aqueous solution for foliar application to flowering crops, first used in commerce on April 6, 2005. A similar name would raise the closest concern in the area of agricultural chemicals or related horticultural products. The record does not give the mark control over every use of the wording; it is limited to the goods listed. The prosecution history shows a non‑final action and subsequent abandonment, with no indication that the mark was ever moved to the Supplemental Register. The latest event is the abandonment notice on March 10, 2010, and no enforcement activity is recorded. For someone considering a similar name, the visible history suggests a meaningful concern in the specific chemical and horticultural niche, but it does not preclude use in unrelated fields.
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