Roots Organics
Roots Organics Gallon Surge
SKU: AURROSRQ
$20.99
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Roots Organics Gallon Surge should be matched to your growing media, water source, crop stage, feeding style, and pH/EC monitoring plan.
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Description
Roots Organics Surge nutritional and microbial stimulant is designed from the finest sustainably harvested and enzymatically processed marine protein materials.
- Compost Tea Concentrate
- Suitable for All Stages
- Application: 1-2 tsp/gal
- Genuine Roots Organics product
- Brand: Roots Organics
- Category: Nutrients & Fertilizers > Base Nutrients
Specifications
SKUAURROSRQ
BrandRoots Organics
UPC609728632175
Weight10 lbs
Dimensions8.6 x 3.3 x 3.3 in
Shipping Weight10 lbs
Sold Aseach
NPK0.2-0-0.2
TypeCompost Tea Concentrate
Growth StageAll Stages
IngredientsHydrolyzed fish stabilized with phosphoric acid, Kelp (Ecklonia maxima), Molasses and Langbeinite Application Rate: Seedlings and Small Plants Add 1 – 2 tsp (5 – 10 ml) per gallon
Made InUSA (Oregon)
NotesAurora Innovations premium organic line
Application Rate1-2 tsp/gal
Derived FromWorm castings, bat guano, kelp, humic acid
Application RateSeedlings and Small Plants Add 1 – 2 tsp (5 – 10 ml) per gallon. Mature Vegetative and Flowering Plants Add 1 tsp – 1 TBS (5 – 15 ml) per gallon. Surge can be used for a plant's entire life cycle. Begin with light dosages and increase as plant matures. Decrease during flowering to keep nitrogen levels accurate.