Deep6 Root Stimulant Carbon by Plant Science Concepts-32 oz
Plant Science Concepts Deep6 Root Stimulant contains high-concentrations of pharma-grade organic acids. These essential carbon-based compounds are processed from single-celled algae, crushed and pre-digested using natural enzymes without heat. We mimic natural soil processes for all ingredients to keep the form and balance that plants and microbes easily identify and use. Humic and fulvic acids chelate free ions for plant uptake and provide enhanced soil structure. Yucca extract helps open the uptake channels and distribute other components. All life as we know it is built on a framework of carbon. Carbon builds plant structure, stimulates microbial communities, and helps growing mediums work better. Deep6 Root Stimulant contains high-concentrations of pharma-grade organic acids. These essential carbon-based compounds are processed from single-celled algae, crushed and pre-digested using natural enzymes without heat. We mimic natural soil processes for all ingredients to keep the form and balance that plants and microbes easily identify and use. Robust microbial populations are the key to quality of end product. As microorganisms eat carbon compounds they create secondary metabolites -- amino acids, anti-septics, anti-biotics, phyto-hormones and a host of other beneficial substances. This is the ultimate exchange that drives all life on earth. More Root Hairs Roots grow where foods exists. Tiny absorbent root hairs are pulled through the soil by pockets of water and food. As raw materials convert to more root mass, with the help of microbes, the rhizosphere expands--benefiting all organisms. More quality food means bigger healthier plant. Balanced Microlife Healthy soil has balanced microlife populations. These populations voraciously eat plant exudates (like sugars) and each other, in endless cycles of life and death and molecular conversion. Time-released carbohydrates keeps microbes fed consistently so microbe populations don't boom and crash. Faster Rooting