RootMax Powder

Ingredient
Rootmax Powder contains Glomus Mycorrhiza Specie also called Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza or simply VAM

Form
Insoluble dry powder form

Contains non-plant food ingredient(s)

Using RootMax powder on Cuttings

Step 1: Take fresh cuttings and dip the open end into RootMax.

Step 2: Prepare a slightly moist, sterile growing medium and create small holes for planting.

Step 3: Place the dipped cuttings into the holes, firm the medium around them.

Step 4: Water lightly to settle the soil and activate  the mycorrhizae.

Using RootMax powder for Repotting

Step 1: Apply a generous amount of RootMax powder aroundthe roots to ensure direct contact.

Step 2: Position the plant in the new pot and fill around the roots with fresh soil.

Step 3: Water thoroughly to activate the rooting powder and helpthe plant establish quickly.

Usage and Storage

Rootmax Powder is compatible with all natural fertilisers. Avoid the use of systemic and soil-based fungicide, which may kill the mycorrhizal fungi: non systemic or foliar fungicides are mostly compatible, although these must be avoided in the first 4 weeks after application. Maintain the product out of direct sunlight and store in a dark and cool place between 5° to 25°C (40°-77°F). Do not refrigerate or freeze. Keep container tightly sealed after use. Keep away from children and pets. Do not inhale or ingest.

Ideal for all indoor plants, gardens and nurseries

Indoor & Outdoor Garden: Houseplants, Greenhouse, Raised Beds, Vertical Gardens

Edible Garden: Vegetables, Fruits, Herbs, Microgreens

Ornamental Garden: Flowers, Succulents, Shrubs, Cacti, Bonsai

Sustainable Gardening: Organic, Hydroponics, No-Till, Permaculture