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I used Root Rescue in my allotment garden plot for all the veggie transplants I grew from seed. In the allotment setting, it is easy to compare results as neighbouring plots are growing many of the same crops with the same soil, weather, etc. My Roma tomatoes are twice or three times as productive as those planted in the plots just a few feet away. The abundant harvest has now exceeded my family's needs and the local food bank is accepting buckets of tomatoes from my plants. This is a very good outcome.
After years of successful growing using Deep Water Culture, the lack of proper root biome eventually caught up to me and I developed a thick, slimy, translucent slime attacking the roots. Hydrogen peroxide was only mildly effective, and too harsh on the plants. Enzyme based root cleaning solutions seemed to only feed the problem with explosions of slime growth after use. My plants were suffocating. After starting to use Root Rescue about 2 weeks ago, there appears to be no slime, and my plants have fully bounced back. No more droopy leaves, dramatic improvement in root growth. The powdered format dissolves nicely and seems to stay suspended in the nutrient solution with enough air bubble agitation. I didn't really follow the instructions given I am not growing in soil. I used a full small spoon in the first reservoir change and half the small spoon in each subsequent change (once a week).
Thanks to BOB , for the great service and help regarding application instruction. I had already put my plants in with bone meal. Bob told me to wait as the product is not very compatbile with it. So I had to wait couples weeks before i could give my potted hot peppers and gargen tomatoes their mycorrhizae drinks. The plants are very well fed with organic and chemical fertilizers, heat is well on going also, but since the last 2 weeks they probably doubled in size if not more with so many flower's and young fruit. Obvisouly it's not all due do the mycorrhizae but i really belive that it helps the plants a lot to supplhy them with it. I will order again !
We purchased 5 yews from our local nursery this spring and followed their planting instructions. Within a few short days, we could see they did not take to the transplanting well. In a conversation with our local soil expert, he recommended Root Rescue, as well as other recommendations regarding the kind of soil yews prefer. We ordered your product, which arrived very quickly, and dug up the yews to correct the improper planting instructions received from the nursery. After replanting and providing a good feeding of Root Rescue, it was only days before we could see they were much happier. There is already, not even a month later, new growth on the shrubs. Thanks for making this fantastic available to home gardeners!
450 Gram Root Rescue Transplanter (Free Shipping)
This stuff works! I used it when we transplanted 13 emerald cedars two weeks ago. They haven't shown any signs of transplant shock at all and we haven't lost any; all 13 are thriving!
This stuff was easy to use. It comes with an instruction booklet inside the bag that details pretty much every scenario/way to use this product. It gives clear and easy to follow directions on how to use it and how to properly dilute it. It also comes with a measuring scoop that can be used to easily measure it out. The bag is resealable and the best before date quite long (product received 04-2022 and best before 10-2023). This means that I can use this product this growing season AND next, which is really nice because this little 450g bag makes a LOT of product. The product is a fine powder that's easy to mix with water prior to use.
I feel good using this all natural product. It's just fungi, so it's chemical free. There is no risk of me using too much and "burning" my plants. These fungi seem to be doing what they should. My trees seem to have avoided transplant shock and only two weeks after transplanting, they seem to be actively growing.
I'm really impressed with this miracle powder. It feels like cheap insurance for my plants and I'll never transplant another tree without it. I have really acidic, depleted soil on my property. I couldn't have afforded to bring in top soil, peat, whatever else to make the soil rich enough to support all of my new cedars. This was a much easier, much less expensive solution and it's working very well. I'll buy this product again. Recommended!
I used Root Rescue in my allotment garden plot for all the veggie transplants I grew from seed. In the allotment setting, it is easy to compare results as neighbouring plots are growing many of the same crops with the same soil, weather, etc. My Roma tomatoes are twice or three times as productive as those planted in the plots just a few feet away. The abundant harvest has now exceeded my family's needs and the local food bank is accepting buckets of tomatoes from my plants. This is a very good outcome.
After years of successful growing using Deep Water Culture, the lack of proper root biome eventually caught up to me and I developed a thick, slimy, translucent slime attacking the roots. Hydrogen peroxide was only mildly effective, and too harsh on the plants. Enzyme based root cleaning solutions seemed to only feed the problem with explosions of slime growth after use. My plants were suffocating. After starting to use Root Rescue about 2 weeks ago, there appears to be no slime, and my plants have fully bounced back. No more droopy leaves, dramatic improvement in root growth. The powdered format dissolves nicely and seems to stay suspended in the nutrient solution with enough air bubble agitation. I didn't really follow the instructions given I am not growing in soil. I used a full small spoon in the first reservoir change and half the small spoon in each subsequent change (once a week).
Thanks to BOB , for the great service and help regarding application instruction. I had already put my plants in with bone meal. Bob told me to wait as the product is not very compatbile with it. So I had to wait couples weeks before i could give my potted hot peppers and gargen tomatoes their mycorrhizae drinks. The plants are very well fed with organic and chemical fertilizers, heat is well on going also, but since the last 2 weeks they probably doubled in size if not more with so many flower's and young fruit. Obvisouly it's not all due do the mycorrhizae but i really belive that it helps the plants a lot to supplhy them with it. I will order again !
We purchased 5 yews from our local nursery this spring and followed their planting instructions. Within a few short days, we could see they did not take to the transplanting well. In a conversation with our local soil expert, he recommended Root Rescue, as well as other recommendations regarding the kind of soil yews prefer. We ordered your product, which arrived very quickly, and dug up the yews to correct the improper planting instructions received from the nursery. After replanting and providing a good feeding of Root Rescue, it was only days before we could see they were much happier. There is already, not even a month later, new growth on the shrubs. Thanks for making this fantastic available to home gardeners!