ferti·lome Root Stimulator & Plant Starter Solution 4-10-3 | 2.5gal - Liquid Concentrate - (Case of 2)

4-10-3 Starter Solution for Transplant Roots, 2.5gal

New transplants need early root contact with water, nutrients, and a stable planting zone. Ferti-Lome Root Stimulator and Plant Starter Solution 4-10-3 is a liquid concentrate used at planting to support early root formation, stronger root development, and transplant establishment.

The 2.5gal size fits larger planting projects and stocked maintenance programs. Mix with water according to the label before applying around the root zone.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4-10-3 analysis - source product name identifies the fertilizer ratio.
• Planting-time use - manufacturer copy says to use every time you plant trees, shrubs, roses, annuals, and perennials.
• Root formation support - manufacturer copy describes early root formation and stronger root development.
• Transplant shock support - manufacturer copy describes reducing transplant shock.
• Clear application rates - manufacturer lists 3.5 tablespoons per gallon for flowers, shrubs, and trees.

Who Should Use Ferti-Lome Root Stimulator

Use this starter solution when planting or transplanting labeled ornamentals, trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, or houseplants. It is most useful when growers want a measured liquid starter around the root zone.

About Ferti-Lome Root Stimulator

Ferti-Lome lists Root Stimulator and Plant Starter Solution 4-10-3 in 16oz, 32oz, 1gal, and 2.5gal sizes. Manufacturer pages provide application rates for flowers, shrubs, trees, and houseplants.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I mix Root Stimulator?

Follow the label before applying. Manufacturer guidance lists 3.5 tablespoons per gallon for flowers, shrubs, and trees, with 1 to 8 pints per transplanted plant.

When should I use it?

Use it at planting or transplanting when roots are being established in new media or soil. Applying it as part of the planting process puts the diluted solution near the root zone.

What does 4-10-3 mean?

The numbers represent nitrogen, available phosphate, and soluble potash. This ratio is phosphorus-forward, which is common in starter solutions.

Can I use it for houseplants?

Manufacturer guidance lists a houseplant rate of 1/2 cup of diluted solution per quart of soil. Always follow the label and avoid overwatering small containers.

Which size should I choose?

Choose 2.5gal based on the number of transplants planned. Larger sizes are more practical for repeated landscape, nursery, or garden planting work.