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SOIL MOIST FINES - 85 gram packet

(4 customer reviews)

$8.95

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This is the final ingredient to the root dip solution. Soil Moist is a potassium-based (pH neutral) polymer designed specifically for the horticultural industry. Mix the granular fines with water to create a safe, non-toxic root dip slurry which is very effective in reducing transplant shock. This gel mixture attaches to the dipped roots to increase the water holding capacity while plants are being established. One 85 gram packet mixed with 15L of water will treat 10-20 tree/shrubs.

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4 reviews for SOIL MOIST FINES - 85 gram packet

  1. Chris H. (verified owner)

    too early to know

  2. Kelly (verified owner)

    Mixed this with water when planting to ensure moist roots. The beads fill with water and coat the roots.

  3. Caroline (verified owner)

    The product seems to work - my 2 raspberry canes appear to have survived the planting process well!

  4. Paul Preston (verified owner)

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