roots excelurator

[ethnoman]

Nah no PGR's Ethno , its basically a beneficial bacteria cocktail with a film that coats the roots letting good bacteria/feed in, and keeping bad bacteria/diseases out as well as building a healthy Rhizosphere in the medium. That in combination with another expensive product, the Amino Treatment, is pretty much all the plant needs besides food at the right time, and something to dissolve the dead roots from pots.

 

Lot of people have found aeration as used in DWC kills the bacteria, and makes these products form a sludge in their resi. I found out by aerating a resi i had sitting with feed pre-made, came back next day, it had all dropped out of solution and made a mess.

DO NOT aerate mixes of beneficial bacteria based growing mixes...... its actually a bad thing.

 

Nibbler.

 

Oh that's pretty rad then. I really like products like this. I've been using MycoApply for sometime now with good results, but it contains mycos and bacteria.

[meddle]

it has a hormone in it, thats what triggers the massive root growth

[ethnoman]

it has a hormone in it, thats what triggers the massive root growth

 

So you're saying it is a PGR then? What's the hormone - NAA?

Edited October 12, 2013 by ethnoman

[The Hash Nibbler]

it has a hormone in it, thats what triggers the massive root growth

Really meddle..... tell us more........ enlighten us....... Using it? Used it? Read about it on the net? Took a stab in the dark?

Its derived from Ammonium Nitrate and Pottassium Hydroxide.

 

So you're saying it is a PGR then? What's the hormone - NAA?

No PGR etho, just someone who doesn't understand it.

 

3 years of using R/E and counting.

 

Peace. Nibbler.

[Frank Reynolds]

Is there somewhere we can read the ingredient list?

 

I woulda thought there was a hormone like IAA or something in it...

[Train Wreck]

Is there somewhere we can read the ingredient list?

 

I woulda thought there was a hormone like IAA or something in it...

I also use this.

 

This is all the info H&G has on it.

 

House & Garden’s Roots Excelurator is a unique formulation. Use at 1.1ml per gallon.

Derived From:

Ammonium Nitrate and Potassium Hydroxide.

Ingredients Explained:

Roots Excelurator is the top show piece in the House and Garden line of nutrients. It’s exact formulation is a well kept company secret. House & Garden maintains their own nutrient manufacturing facility as well as their own laboratories where they continually test each batch of fertilizer they produce. This ensures that gardeners employing House & Garden receive high quality, consistent products.

Application:

Add 1.1 ml of Roots Excelurator to every gallon of water in the nutrient solution. Refer to feeding chart for detailed usage instructions.

Available Sizes:

250mL, 500mL & 1L

Frequently Asked Questions

Can’t find what you’re after?.  Please visit our expanded FAQ here (coming soon).

• What is Roots Excelurator?

  Roots Excelurator is the most powerful root stimulator currently available on the market today.

• What’s in Roots Excelurator?

  Roots Excelurator is the top show piece in the House and Garden line of nutrients. The exact formulation is a well kept company secret.

• Is Roots Excelurator compatible with all grow systems and mediums?

  Yes, Roots Excelurator is compatible with all grow mediums and growing systems.

• Can Roots Excelurator be used with sterilizing agents such as Dutch Master Zone? 

  No, we don’t recommend using Roots Excelurator with sterilizing agents.

• When should Roots Excelurator be used?

  Use Roots Excelurator for your vegetative cycle and through the first half of your flowering cycle.

• Can Roots Excelurator be used all the way through the flowering cycle?

  Yes, if you are battling some kind of root issue, you can use Roots Excelurator all the way through flowering.

• Can Roots Excelurator be used on my cuttings/seedlings?

  Yes.

• Can Roots Excelurator be used as a foliar spray? 

  No.

• Can I use Roots Excelurator while using hydrogen peroxide to oxygenate my water?

  No, don’t use hydrogen peroxide with Roots Excelurator.

• Can Roots Excelurator be used to soak my grow medium before taking cuttings, to encourage early root development?

  Yes.

• Why is Roots Excelurator so expensive?

  As with any quality product, a little goes a long way. Most other rooting additives require 8-15ml/gal, where as Roots Excelurator recommends 1.1ml/gal. A 250ml bottle treats up to 250 gallons. At .28/L, Roots Excelurator is very concentrated when compared to other products.

• Can Roots Excelurator be used when brewing tea?

  Yes.

• What is the shelf life of Roots Excelurator?

  The shelf life of Roots Excelurator is 3 years unopened, and 1 year after the container has been opened as long as it has been stored properly in a cool dark place.

• Why is Roots Excelurator so expensive?

  As with any quality product, a little goes a long way. Most other rooting additives require 8-15ml/gal where as Roots Excelurator recommends 1.1ml/gal. A 250ml bottle treats over 250 gallons. At .28/L, Roots Excelurator is very concentrated when compared to other products.

[Frank Reynolds]

Derived From:
Ammonium Nitrate and Potassium Hydroxide.

Ingredients Explained:
Roots Excelurator is the top show piece in the House and Garden line of nutrients. It’s exact formulation is a well kept company secret. House & Garden maintains their own nutrient manufacturing facility as well as their own laboratories where they continually test each batch of fertilizer they produce. This ensures that gardeners employing House & Garden receive high quality, consistent products.

 

So it could be anything in there.............

[Train Wreck]

 

So it could be anything in there.............

 

Yes, it may contain biological elements as it has a recommended shelf life of 12mth's after opening ?

Who knows ?

H&G............

[Stix87]

im using a bottle wich is more than a year  old got it off a mate to . and the roots where nice bright white looking fish hook style root system.

[iTiC]

a cupple mil of this in a DWC cloner and its roots every where, great stuff