If any product is the top of the line for House & Garden, then it is Roots Excelurator. It has a massive global following and is famous for being an extremely potent root booster. The root system your plants will develop using Roots Excelurator will likely be up there with the best, if not the best you’ll ever see. It has more than one function in the root zone, which is the key to it’s success.
Roots Excelurator quickly gets to work, wrapping around the roots and making a layer that pathogens such as root rot cannot penetrate. It will still allow nutrition to pass through as normal, so the plant in no way suffers from the coating. It will also help break down old, brown roots that are a breeding ground for nasties that can attack roots. It also contains ingredients that stimulate root growth at an astonishing speed. What’s more, Roots Excelurator contains all the nutrition the plant needs to actually build these roots too. Many other brands imply boost the roots and expect the elements to come from elsewhere. Not so with Roots Excelurator! And there you have it. A protector, a conditioner, a booster and building material. It really is the complete package.
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Why is Roots Excelurator so expensive?
Any grower worth their salt will know that additives can be expensive, but that there is usually a good reason. Not only do you get all of the above benefits, but you also get it in high concentrate form. The dose rate is 0.3ml per litre of water! So yes, the initial outlay may be a bit high but the bottle will make up a huge amount of nutrient mix. There isn’t anything not to like about this amazing root booster!!
At Canterbury Hydroponics, we have a wide variety of root boosters available in store or to order upon request. These include Dutch Pro Take Root, FloraMax Root X-S, Monkey Root Shoot, Root Juice and Mills Start. All of our nutrients and additives are all together under the “Nutrients” tab on the website. You can get there now by clicking here.
