FoxFarm Bush Doctor Kangaroots Root Drench Inoculant - 0.8-0.1-0.03 - 32 Oz - Concentrate

Support Root Zone Activity From Seedling Onward - 32 Oz Concentrate

Weak or inefficient roots limit how well plants take up nutrients. This liquid root drench adds soil microbes and nutrients that are immediately available to plants, supporting the rhizosphere and nutrient uptake in seedlings and mature plants alike.

The 32 Oz bottle is a concentrate sold individually. It suits home gardeners and small indoor growers who want to try a root drench, and it gives larger operations a single unit to evaluate before scaling up.

Key Features & Benefits

• Soil microbes — support the root zone where nutrient uptake happens.
• Immediately available nutrients — give plants something to work with right away.
• Concentrated liquid — applied as a root drench.
• Flexible use — works in in-ground plantings, container gardens and hydroponic systems.
• Compact bottle — measures 3.2 x 3.2 x 8.9 in.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Bush Doctor Kangaroots

Growers who want to support root development in seedlings or established plants, whether in soil, containers or hydroponic systems, and who prefer a liquid drench applied to the root zone.

About FoxFarm Bush Doctor Kangaroots

FoxFarm Bush Doctor Kangaroots is a liquid root drench inoculant with an NPK analysis of 0.8-0.1-0.03. It contains soil microbes and supplies macro and micronutrients. FoxFarm recommends following its feeding schedule for best results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a root drench do?
A: A root drench is a liquid applied directly to the root zone. It delivers nutrients and, in this case, soil microbes where roots can use them.

Q: Can I use it in hydroponic systems?
A: Yes. The product is intended for hydroponic systems as well as in-ground plantings and container gardens.

Q: Is it suitable for young plants?
A: Yes. It is formulated for both seedlings and mature plants. Follow the FoxFarm feeding schedule for amounts and timing.

Q: What is the rhizosphere?
A: The rhizosphere is the zone of growing medium immediately surrounding the roots. Microbial activity there influences how well plants take up nutrients.

Q: What does the 0.8-0.1-0.03 mean?
A: These are the nitrogen, phosphate and potash percentages in the product analysis. The low numbers show it is a root-support product rather than a primary fertilizer.