Products tagged with 'Root Growth'

• A microbial product specially developed to promote plant growth and maximize plant yield
• Five bacterial strains enhance microbial life in and around plant roots.
• For soil and hydroponic systems.
• Increases the bioavailability of phosphate, calcium and iron.
• Promotes good soil health with beneficial enzymes.
• Compatible with all growing media and all base nutrients.

RapidStart® is a plant nutrient used to promote root growth while enhancing plant vigor and yield. Strong root networks are linked to larger, more vigorous plants. RapidStart helps plants develop strong root networks. It can be used throughout the vegetative growth stage and in early flower stage to continue to promote root development.

RapidStart® is a plant nutrient used to promote root growth while enhancing plant vigor and yield. Strong root networks are linked to larger, more vigorous plants. RapidStart helps plants develop strong root networks. It can be used throughout the vegetative growth stage and in early flower stage to continue to promote root development.

RapidStart® is a plant nutrient used to promote root growth while enhancing plant vigor and yield. Strong root networks are linked to larger, more vigorous plants. RapidStart helps plants develop strong root networks. It can be used throughout the vegetative growth stage and in early flower stage to continue to promote root development.

RapidStart® is a plant nutrient used to promote root growth while enhancing plant vigor and yield. Strong root networks are linked to larger, more vigorous plants. RapidStart helps plants develop strong root networks. It can be used throughout the vegetative growth stage and in early flower stage to continue to promote root development.

RapidStart® is a plant nutrient used to promote root growth while enhancing plant vigor and yield. Strong root networks are linked to larger, more vigorous plants. RapidStart helps plants develop strong root networks. It can be used throughout the vegetative growth stage and in early flower stage to continue to promote root development.