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Root stimulator water retention agent Aquastock®
granularfor crop with high nutritient need

Root stimulator water retention agent - Aquastock® - Florentaise Pro - granular / for crop with high nutritient need
Root stimulator water retention agent - Aquastock® - Florentaise Pro - granular / for crop with high nutritient need
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Characteristics

Function
root stimulator
Configuration
granular
Application
for crop with high nutritient need

Description

Aquastock®: a 100% natural and mineral water retainer. An exclusive product composed of tiny balls of porous ceramic, whose open porosity increases the water-retention capacity of the soil mix. Its mineral composition also means that it acts as a wetting agent, making it much easier to rewet dried-out soil. Thanks to its fine grain size, water and nutrients are more effectively and more evenly redistributed to the plants. Aquastock® has been used for many years in other sectors and is an ideal soil component for summer plants that require heavy watering. Our geranium soil mix with Aquastock® was awarded the Rustica Eco Trophée d’Argent (silver "Eco Trophy") in 2012. ADVANTAGES >More drought-resistant plants >Significant increase in the water and nutrient-retention capacity of the root zone >Reduced need for watering TECHNOLOGY >Tiny balls of porous ceramic >A high cation-exchange capacity >Open porosity >Stable over time >Non-toxic degradation, as opposed to synthetic wetting or water-retention agents such as polyacrylamides
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