Do any of the "root growth" products work well? - Page 2

imp · May 14, 2017

Once, at transplant to either last container or into garden in ground. I do use varied fert.s depending on what my plants need, sometimes MG or Peters, General Hydroponics, manures, fish stuff...

I am lazy, so try to figure out the best and easiest way to achieve what I need to get done, with my limitations.

fonseca · May 16, 2017

Mycogrow Soluble is absolutely effective, and cheap. I water it in when transplanting, but you can dip the root ball as well.

You can easily do a side-by-side and see the difference in a few weeks.

BettaPonic · May 18, 2017

I use Azo's. It is made of a organism that infects the root and encourages growth.

May 18, 2017	#18
BettaPonic Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: NOVA Posts: 114	I use Azo's. It is made of a organism that infects the root and encourages growth. __________________ Big Tomato Fan, mostly grow Tomatoes from cuttings, all Tomatoes are grown in Coco Coir/Grow stone. I love Air Pruning.

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May 14, 2017	#16
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	Once, at transplant to either last container or into garden in ground. I do use varied fert.s depending on what my plants need, sometimes MG or Peters, General Hydroponics, manures, fish stuff... I am lazy, so try to figure out the best and easiest way to achieve what I need to get done, with my limitations.

May 16, 2017	#17
fonseca Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 205	Mycogrow Soluble is absolutely effective, and cheap. I water it in when transplanting, but you can dip the root ball as well. You can easily do a side-by-side and see the difference in a few weeks.