Dr Greenthumbs Root Roids: Boost Your Plant's Growth and Health

Dr Greenthumbs Root Roids is a top-quality blend of Mycorrhizae and Nutrient Solubilizing Bacteria designed to create massive colonies of living soil microorganisms directly in your root zone. This innovative formula compliments any nutrient program, enhancing yields and flavour while fostering stronger plants, faster growth rates, and a plethora of healthy roots. Suitable for both Coco and Soil growers, Root Roids offers numerous advantages, including a shortened vegetative growth period, elimination of detrimental organisms, reduced fertiliser costs, and rapid results.

Features and Benefits

• Accelerated Growth: Growers have reported a 7-10 day reduction in the vegetative growth period due to significant increases in plant growth and vitality.
• Eliminates Harmful Organisms: Root Roids wipes out detrimental organisms present in the root zone, promoting a healthier growth environment.
• Cost-Effective: Hydroponic growers can expect a 15-25% reduction in fertiliser costs, while producing higher quality flowers.
• Fast Results: You'll start noticing improvements in your plants' growth and health within 48 hours of application.
• Flexible Usage: Root Roids can be used during multiple stages of plant growth, including seedlings, vegetative and flowering growth, transplanting, and as a foliar spray.

How to Use

1. Seedlings & Cuttings: Use 1/4 teaspoon per litre as a root drench once roots appear.
2. Vegetative Growth: Apply 1/2 teaspoon per litre once per week.
3. Flowering Growth: Use 1/2 teaspoon per litre once per week.
4. Transplanting: Mix 1 teaspoon per litre.
5. Foliar Spray: Combine 1/2 teaspoon per litre.

Aqua Gardening Suggests These are Best For

Dr Greenthumbs Root Roids is perfect for Coco and Soil growers looking to improve plant growth and yields while cutting down on expenses. It's an ideal solution for those striving for a healthier, more productive garden with tangible results in record time!

Notes from Aqua Gardening

• For Coco growers, discontinue using Root Roids one week before your flush period.
• When mixing with nutrient solutions, add Root Roids last and after you have pH-adjusted your tank. Your water's pH will rise slightly, but this doesn't need correction and will buffer once applied to the root zone.

FAQs

What is Root Roids and how can it benefit my plants?

Root Roids is a high-quality combination of Mycorrhizae and Nutrient Solubilizing Bacteria designed to create massive colonies of Living Soil microorganisms directly in the root zone of your plants. This leads to stronger, faster-growing plants with healthy roots, increased yields, and enhanced flavours. It can also shorten the vegetative growth period, eliminate detrimental organisms, and reduce fertiliser costs while improving overall flower quality.

How do I use Root Roids for seedlings and cuttings?

For seedlings and cuttings, use 1/4 teaspoon of Root Roids per litre as a root drench once roots appear.

What is the recommended usage of Root Roids during the vegetative and flowering growth stages?

During the vegetative and flowering growth stages, use 1/2 teaspoon of Root Roids per litre of water once per week.

How should I use Root Roids when transplanting plants?

For transplanting, mix 1 teaspoon of Root Roids per litre of water.

Can I use Root Roids as a foliar spray, and if so, what is the suggested amount?

Yes, you can use Root Roids as a foliar spray. Mix 1/2 teaspoon of Root Roids per litre of water for this purpose.

Are there any specific instructions for using Root Roids with Coco growing medium?

When growing in Coco, stop using Root Roids one week before your flush period. When mixing with nutrient solutions, add Root Roids last and after adjusting your tank's pH level. The water's pH may raise slightly, but it will buffer once applied to the root zone.

What are the ingredients in Root Roids?

Root Roids contains Rhizophagus irregularis, Bacillus subtilis, Trichoderma harzianum, Beauveria bassiana, other proprietary microbes, and 100% organic-based microbe food.