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Weak roots? What the root doesn't explore, you don't harvest
Deeper roots, more profitable crops
Is your crop showing these signs?
- Plants wilt in the heat of the day even though the soil is moist.
- When you pull a plant, the root is short, with few secondary roots and root hairs.
- The crop is slow to take off after transplanting.
- You fertilize the same or more and the plant doesn't respond.
- Roots look dark or prematurely aged.
A root that explores little limits everything else: water, nutrition and yield.
Platícale a un asesor lo que ves en campoOur proposal
Our proposal comprehensively optimizes soil conditions, improving its structure and achieving an optimal balance between macropores and micropores. This positively impacts different soil properties such as infiltration, resistance to penetration, and moisture retention.
Soil conditioning facilitates root growth and exploration, enabling the development of more robust root systems with better development and productivity.
This way we contribute to reducing aggressive corrective practices that can damage roots, lowering operational costs and ensuring greater crop profitability.
What an active root does
The root is the organ that decides how much water and how many nutrients enter the plant. More root volume and more fine roots mean more absorption surface.
Our approach stimulates root formation and growth and extends their active life. The plant explores more soil, absorbs better and keeps pace through high-demand stages such as flowering and fruit fill.
It is the core of RDR (Root Dynamic Regulation): well-structured soil, an active root and a living rhizosphere work as one system.
Proven impact
What do you get with this solution?
Greater root exploration
Better water infiltration
Macro/micropore balance
Fewer corrective practices
Greater profitability
Technologies in synergy
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These products work together as a system designed to maximize the result of this value bundle.
| Field situation | Product |
|---|---|
| Crop establishment, transplanting, short roots or few fine roots | Radigrow XL Dual-action rooter with immediate and prolonged effect. |
| The plant doesn't respond to fertilizer under fertigation | Nutrisorb L Liquid biostimulant for nutrient assimilation. |
| Roots can't go deeper because the soil is compacted | Promesol 5x Soil conditioner for decompaction and physical structure improvement. |
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my crop has weak roots?
Carefully pull a plant and check: few secondary roots, short roots or dark color are clear signs. If it wilts in the heat while the soil is moist, the root isn't absorbing enough.
What is a rooting agent or root biostimulant?
It's a product that stimulates root formation and growth. It isn't a fertilizer: it helps the plant make better use of water and nutrients.
When should it be applied?
At crop establishment, at transplanting and before the highest-demand stages. Your advisor sets the timing for your crop and stage.
Does it work if my soil is compacted?
Roots need room to grow. If there is compaction, combine it with a soil conditioner such as Promesol 5x.
Can it be used in organic production?
It depends on the product and your certifier. Check the technical sheet or ask your advisor.
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Are your roots holding back your harvest?
Tell us your crop, its stage and what you see when you check the roots. A technical advisor will reply on WhatsApp.