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SENSIZYM BENEFITS: Breaks Down Dead Material In Your Root Zone More Nutrition for Vigorous Growth and Maximum Yield Save Money on Root Zone Materials Feed Beneficial Microbes

ENSIZYM BENEFITS: Breaks Down Dead Material In Your Root Zone More Nutrition for Vigorous Growth and Maximum Yield Save Money on Root Zone Materials Feed Beneficial Microbes

Each of these three products contains unique beneficial microbes that contribute to the nutrient healthiest root zone so your plants grow their best. The microbes in these three products combine to form a symbiosis with your roots and each other to provide even more root enhancement.

I just didn't believe there was a connection between roots and harvests. It made no sense to me. In fact I thought that if the plants spent their time making big roots it would subtract from what they did to make the flowers.

Most hydroponic information you read regarding nutrient uptake refers to root feeding, that is applying the nutrient solution directly to the root zone. However, it is also possible to feed plants by applying nutrients to their leaves or foliage, a technique known as foliar feeding.

Scientifically designed to promote rooting and help transplants, use No Shock when you change plant locations or are moving plants from smaller pots to larger pots.

Beneficial Bacteria Root Booster

Use Juicy Roots cloning gel with your cuttings to supercharges plant metabolism and plant infrastructure so you get stronger plants that go into flowering earlier and produce more harvest yield.

Yet the first thing you notice about most hydroponics roots zones is they are biologically sterile. Nothing other than roots is alive in them.

HOW TO ELIMINATE CLONING PROBLEMS AND GET A NEAR 100% SURVIVAL RATE! BREAKTHROUGH IN CLONING TECHNOLOGY HELPS PRESERVE GENETICS, SHORTEN CROP CYCLES, AND GETS BIGGER HARVESTS-FASTER INCREASING THE VALUE OF EVERY HOUR YOU SPEND GROWING...

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ARANTULA BENEFITS: Natural, More-fertile Root Zone Optimum Yields Maximum Growth Maximize Nutrient Uptake

Hydroponic plants require a number of elements to grow in a healthy way that include nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K) along with some trace elements such as sulfur, iron, manganese, zinc, copper, boron, magnesium, calcium, chlorine, and molybdenum. Nitrogen (N) is an essential element, important for leaf and stem growth, phosphorus (P) is for root growth and potassium (K) is needed for healthy plant growth.

REVIVE BENEFITS: This product contains a full spectrum of chelated nutrients as well as five of the most important macro and micro nutrients. It can also be used as a foliar after clones have rooted (after they have been removed from a high humidity environment).

Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): powers many of your plants most important processes including utilizing carbohydrates... helping it make use of phosphate (an essential nutrient that fuels flower growth)... and helps your plants develop stronger, more efficient roots so they suck up more nutrients.

PIRANHA BENEFITS: Maximize Root Mass For Optimum Growth Maximize Essential Oils Maximize Aromatics Higher Survival Rate For Clones & Seedlings

A blend of six super strains of fungal spores, Piranha maximizes yield and crop health by promoting the symbiosis between beneficial fungi and their plants. Beneficial fungi grow on the roots, forming vast networks of mycelium, the filaments that transport nutrients back to the plant.

Some plants are able to propagate extremely easily, needing nothing more than a piece of a veiny leaf to reproduce asexually. There are certain species, however, that are much more stubborn.

Most people choose to go into hydroponics because it has a lot of advantages over soil. Soil gardening often creates smaller yields, weaker plants that are more prone to disease, and is much more labor intensive than hydroponics

Carrots are members of the parsley family. A novice might mistake the above ground foliage of a carrot for parsley. Carrots are root vegetables-the fleshy, orange part that we eat grows below the surface.