Root Dip Microbe Life

Description

Microbe Life Hydroponics' spectacular range includes Root Dip, a natural stimulator made of humic acids and photosynthetic bacteria that boosts plants’ metabolism. This product intended for foliage and roots application increases chlorophyll and nutrients availability and is compatible with any nutritional program as well as with all sorts of growth mediums.

Root Dip by Microbe Life Improves Plants’ Metabolism

When combined with Photosynthesis Plus and Nourish, Foliage Spray & Root Dip guarantees a high concentration of photosynthetic bacteria and high quality humates, which hugely increase vegetables biological activity. One of its main functions is to facilitate plants’ transplantation by reducing the stress they could suffer during this process.

This product can be used throughout the entire vital cycle of plants and it has been certified by Ecological Laboratories INC, guaranteeing excellent indoor and outdoor results. Regarding its microorganisms, this product contains ectomycorrhizae and endomycorrhizae fungi and bacteria.

Root Dip Usage Mode:

• Foliage application: use once a week applying 0.75 -1.5 ml /L . It’s convenient to start with the lowest dose possible to make sure the plant reacts positively to the product. 
• Root dipping: use 30 ml/ L and dip the roots for 15 minutes prior to transplanting the plant.
• Keep out of reach of children
• Store in a fresh and dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• Shake before use
• Checking the EC and pH values is recommended.

Root Dip Microbe Life main characteristics:

• 100 % organic product
• Improves plants’ metabolism
• Foliage application and roots dipping
• Suitable for indoors and outdoors crops
• Compatible with soil, coco coir, rock wool, hydroponics and aeroponics
• Available formats: 473 ml and 946 ml

Root Dip Microbe Life composition:

• Humic acids: 3 %
• Deionized water: 96.35 %
• Beneficial bacteria and fungi: 0.65 %

Bacteria:

• Bacillus licheniformis.
• Bacillus megaterium.
• Bacillus amyloliquefaciens.
• Bacillus subtilis.
• Rhodospirillum rubrum.
• Rhodopseudomones palustris.

Mycorrhizae :

• Glomus: aggregatum, etunicatum, mosseae and intraradices.
• Pisolithus tinctorius.
• Rhizopogon: villosulus, amylopogon, fulvi gleba, luteolus.
• Scleroderma: strain and citrinum.