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Rootgrow Bulb Starter - Description
- Ideal for Summer & Spring Flowering Bulbs
- Ensures the Ideal Biological Conditions for Bulbs to Germinate, Grow & Flower
- Contains Mycorrhizal Fungi
- Also Contains Vermiculite to Ensure Good Drainage at Root Zone
- Also Contains Seaweed Meal - A Source of Natural Auxins which Stimulate Root Development
- Also contains Humates - Organic Acids for the Bulb & Soil Micro Organisms
- RHS Branded
- Volume: 500g
- One Pouch Treats upto 50 Bulbs
- Friendly Fungus that Lives on Plant Roots & Aids Nutrient Uptake in Plants
- They are Essential for Plant Growth
- By Using Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi you can Significantly Boost Bulb's Performance
Rootgrow Bulb Starter - Uses
Rootgrow bulb starter is designed to treat bulbs at time of planting such as
- Daffodils
- Crocus
- Tulips
- Lilies & more
Will also work on roots, rhizomes, tubers & corns such as
- Agapanthus
- Iris
- Echinacea & more
Rootgrow Bulb Starter - Advantages
- Gives bulbs a boost
- Encourages better establishment & flowering
- Vermiculite improves drainage
- Seaweed provides nutrients
- Fungi aids nutrient uptake
- Within 4 weeks, treated plants will develop extensive secondary root system
- Specially designed for bulbous plants
- Offers superior plant establishment with better natural vigour
- Allows plants overcome transplanting stresses more successfully
- A single application of Rootgrow will support a plant for it's entire lifetime
- These fungi are completely natural, organic & native to our soils
Rootgrow Bulb Starter - Application
- See label for full details
- Apply small amount to the base of each planting hole
- Position bulb on top
- Ensure bulb is planted to a depth of 3 times the bulb's height
- 500g will treat approximately 50 bulbs
Rootgrow Bulb Starter - Notes
- Mycorrhizal Fungi are widespread throughout nature
- They are fundamental in normal plant growth & development
- Over 90% of all plants associate with these organisms
- They allow sustained nutrient uptake & water supply
- After applying to the soil, the fungi in rootgrow begin to colonise the plant's roots
- They extend the plant's root system into the surrounding soil via an extensive network of fungal filaments
- Up to 20 metres
- These thread-like filaments extract nutrients & water from the soil & exchange them for carbon in the plant
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