How to Stimulate Plant Root Growth?

Roots are essential or plants for several reasons:

  • Strong and healthy roots help anchor the plant in place so that it can resist strong wind, high water flow, mudflow etc.
  • A healthy root system is also essential for plants to ensure enough supply of water, oxygen and nutrients from the soil. Actually, roots help these things move up through the plant to stem, leaves, and blooms. In leaves, water and minerals are utilized to produce food for the plant.  
  • Roots also secrete the compounds that impact microorganisms in the soil. These microorganisms help protect the plant for diseases and also facilitate absorption of nutrients from the soil.

So important for plants, roots must be taken care of well in order to ensure a healthy growth. To make this happen, cultivators can use plant root development fertilizer and several other organic products that enhance growth with enough nutrient supply.


plant root development fertilizer

Here’s how to ensure root growth with simple methods:

Hormones

Like humans, plants also need hormones for their growth and development. In facts, some hormones are also regulators of various metabolic functions taking place inside plants. These hormones also play a role in early root development and root formation. Several biological formulations are available for cultivators to ensure a good supply of essential hormones for plant root development.

Nutrients supply

Soil rich in essential nutrients like NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium) is essential to support root growth. Organic methods as well as fertilizers are easily available these days to make soil rich in essential nutrients for root growth and overall plant development.

Bio-fertilizers

Bio-fertilizers are being used at a large scale to control harmful pathogens and guard roots against diseases. These products have helped farmers increase the yield.  

BioAg Innovations’™ supply and market high-grade products and plant root development fertilizer which help farmers meet the global food demand.


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