• Root Rescue Transplanter | Garden Alchemy Seeds and More
  • Root Rescue Transplanter | Garden Alchemy Seeds and More
  • Root Rescue Transplanter | Garden Alchemy Seeds and More
  • Root Rescue Transplanter - Feed your Soil | Garden Alchemy Seeds and More
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Root Rescue Transplanter - Feed your Soil

Supercharge your organic farm or garden by planting with Root Rescue, which helps restore your gardens' soil food web by introducing beneficial fungi to support root effectiveness in feeding your plants.   

What is Root Rescue?

A Wettable Powder recommended for use on all: Deciduous Trees, Conifers, Shrubs, Evergreens, Perennials, Annuals and Food Crops. Mycorrhizal Fungi form a symbiosis with plant roots, naturally increasing the host plant’s access to soil water and nutrients.

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 What does it contain?

  • 9 Species of Endomychorrhizal Fungi, including various Glomus spp., Giaspora spp.
  • 9 Species of Ectomychorrhizal Fungi, including various Rhizopogon spp., Lacaria spp., Suillus spp.
  • Kelp extract
  • Humate (Leonardite/Humalite)

 

 

 

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Root Rescue Growing Instructions

Mixing & Application Directions:

Mix 45 grams in 75 Litres of water and apply as directed below.

Agitate the solution every 5 minutes until applied

Small Batch:            Mix 4.5g (1 Tsp.) in 7.5L (2 Gallons) of water.

Tree-Planter’s Pail:  Mix 11.25g (1 Tbsp.) in 18.75L (5 Gallons) of water.

For New Plantings:   

Place the plant in the planting hole and saturate the root ball with the solution. Tamp-in and saturate each layer of new soil around the roots until you reach the surface. Ensure that the final layer of new soil is saturated and then apply mulch.

For Established Plantings: 

Use a metal rod or wooden dowel to punch several 30cm (1 foot) deep holes around the active root zone of the plant. Active roots will be found at a broad band below the far spread of the plant canopy (the Drip Line). Slowly saturate the perforated ground with the solution. Repeat the application 2 times per year - or more often for stressed plants.