Root dip gel- contains 13 carefully selected mycorrhizal fungi well-suited to a variety of soils, climates and plants. These fungi build a natural microbial system in and around plant roots which greatly enhance plant growth and vigor. In nature, over 90% of all plants form a beneficial relationship with mycorrhizal fungi. Root dip gel also contains root biostimulants and water holding gel that are very useful in getting root growth started and plants established. Root dip gel can be stored in a cool dry area for 24 months without loss of viability.
The goal is to create physical contact between the roots and inoculant.
Use 4 ounces in one gallon water.
Let mix stand for ten minutes, stirring occasionally. The product will form a slurry or thin gravy, so the active ingredients will adhere to the roots.
Dip each root system for about 5 seconds and plant soil.
One gallon of mix will treat approximately 250 small plants or 10 large plants. The number of plants treated depends on root mass and how much of the mixture the roots of your plants will absorb.
Root dip gel- contains 13 carefully selected mycorrhizal fungi well-suited to a variety of soils, climates and plants. These fungi build a natural microbial system in and around plant roots which greatly enhance plant growth and vigor. In nature, over 90% of all plants form a beneficial relationship with mycorrhizal fungi. Root dip gel also contains root biostimulants and water holding gel that are very useful in getting root growth started and plants established. Root dip gel can be stored in a cool dry area for 24 months without loss of viability.
The goal is to create physical contact between the roots and inoculant.
- Use 4 ounces in one gallon water.
- Let mix stand for ten minutes, stirring occasionally. The product will form a slurry or thin gravy, so the active ingredients will adhere to the roots.
- Dip each root system for about 5 seconds and plant soil.
One gallon of mix will treat approximately 250 small plants or 10 large plants. The number of plants treated depends on root mass and how much of the mixture the roots of your plants will absorb.
