Root Anchor
0 - 0 - 3 with 4% Humic
The Problem
As plants grow, they displace nutrients from the soil. Feeding nutrients back into the soil can damage the soils ability to hold and release those nutrients to plants, eventually leading to root decay, nutrient lock-out, and salt build-up.
The Solution
Root Anchor actively conditions grow mediums, allowing them to release higher amounts of nutrients to plants. This results in improved root architecture and decreased salt buildup.
Root Anchor enriches the soil and improves its qualities through its ultra-premium sea plant and humic acid extracts.
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Activated Carbon Complex
We use a freshwater humic source to make our own liquid extract in-house with sustainably harvested and certified organic sea plants. That’s part of the reason why Root Anchor is one of the most bioactive root enhancers and soil conditioners in the world.
Root Anchor is our humic and sea plant complex.
It is a highly concentrated blend of our full-spectrum humic extract with a sea plant complex, which includes green, red, and brown kelp combined with single-celled algae.
Every gallon of Root Anchor contains the equivalent of more than 10 pounds of raw humic acid and 10 pounds of fresh sea plants, making it the most potent soil conditioner and microbial biostimulant on the market.
Root Anchor is derived from: Fermented plant material (Ascophyllum nodosum, Arthrospira platensis, Beta vulgaris, Camellia sinensis, Chlorella pyrenoidosa, Chondrus crispus, Ecklonia maxima, Fucus vesiculosus, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Laminaria digitata, Palmaria palmata, and Ulva lactuca).
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Potassium - 3% -
Carbon - 14%
Humic acid - 4%
Licorice
The roots of licorice plants (Glycyrrhiza glabra), which are considered weeds in their native region of Southern Europe, take more than five years to mature before they are ready to be harvested.
Unique saponins found within the roots have been used as medicine for over 5,000 years. One of these saponins, glycyrrhizic acid, is 50 times sweeter than sugar.
Sea Lettuce
Around the world, many species of kelp, such as sea lettuce (Ulva lactuca), have been used in agriculture for hundreds if not thousands of years.
Sea plants are rich in minerals and compounds that have been studied extensively for their broad abilities to improve cellular growth and division.
Feeding Instructions
Soil & Coco
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Measure1 – 6mL per gallon of feedwater
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Mixsolution well – no pH adjustment or aeration needed
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Applyimmediately and discard any remaining solution
Foliar
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Soil & Coco OnlyNot recommended for use as a foliar spray. The chemistry of Root Anchor works best when applied to roots rather than leaves. But if you want an awesome foliar spray, check out Solar Rain!