The root pack is a microbial inoculant. It is a proprietary blend of highly concentrated beneficial fungi and bacteria that perform many important functions in the rhizosphere (the root zone). It is not a fertilizer, and can be used in conjunction with any nutrient program. When comparing spore counts and diversity, we feel that there is no competition and no product like it! The root pack promotes plant health by boosting the immune system, increasing shoot and root growth, multiplying flower production, increasing essential oil production, and contributing to the overall well being of your plants! There are species in the root pack that will also deter algae growth on rockwool when the root pack is added to your recirculating reservoir at the rate of 1/3 tsp per gallon. The root pack is an amazing addition to your compost tea as well. Try it once and you will see. It truly is a game changer. The ROOT PACK is composed of beneficial microbes and a pharmaceutical grade talc carrier. It may be used 2 ways, mixed with water, or applied directly by incorporating it in to your soil/peat/coco mix. It is important to follow the mixing instructions below. Mixing Instructions For Watering In: 1) Scoop 1 tsp of the ROOT PACK per 1 liter of non chlorinated water. 2) Mix well, breaking up all the clumps so that the solution looks nice and cloudy. 3) Let the solution settle for 3-5 minutes. The talc carrier will slowly settle to the bottom, but the microbes will stay suspended in the water. 4) Pour or scoop the liquid off the top, avoiding the majority of the talc carrier sitting on the bottom. The talc carrier is safe, so don't worry about getting a little on the plants or in the soil. It is best to avoid the majority though because sometimes the talc carrier can clog sprayers and cause soil to drain slowly. When you are done rinse the talc carrier from the mixing vessel. As a seedling treatment: 3 tsp/ Liter of non chlorinated water prior to planting For Cuttings: Add 1 tsp/Liter of solution prior to placing cutting. As a drench for rooted plants: 1 teaspoon per liter of non chlorinated water. Instructions for mixing direct (dry): Add 1 teaspoon/gallon of mix. Example: 5 gallon pot would get 5 teaspoons mixed in. That's it! Mixing it in dry is best done when transplanting to new containers.
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