Microbe Life Hydroponics Foliar Spray & Root Dip - 16 fl oz

Foliar, Dip and Drench Support for Plant Biology - 16 fl oz

Growers often want a way to support plants at the leaf and the root zone without changing the feeding program that already works. This supplement is made for foliar applications, root dips and root drenches. It combines photosynthetic cultures with humates and essential elements, and it contains ecto and endo mycorrhizal fungi. It is used in addition to nutrient and fertilizer programs, not in place of them.

The 16 fl oz bottle suits hobbyists trying a root-zone supplement for the first time and small indoor growers who want to treat a limited number of plants before committing to larger volumes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Three application methods — apply it as a foliar spray, a root dip or a root drench to fit your routine.
• Mycorrhizal fungi — contains ecto and endo types that associate with the root zone.
• Works with your program — use it in addition to all nutrient and fertilizer programs.
• Compact bottle — about 2.4 x 2.4 x 7.9 in, easy to store in a grow room.

Who Should Use Microbe Life Hydroponics Foliar Spray & Root Dip

Home gardeners and licensed growers who run hydroponic systems or other cultivation setups and want a supplement for leaf and root applications. It suits growers who prefer to add to a feeding schedule rather than replace it.

About Microbe Life Hydroponics Foliar Spray & Root Dip

Microbe Life Hydroponics makes this 16 fl oz supplement as a companion to its ML/Photosynthesis Plus and ML/Nourish-L products. It is sold each and ships at 1.25 lb. Label, safety data sheet and info sheet documents are available from the manufacturer's distribution sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this replace my nutrients?
A: No. It is designed to be used in addition to all nutrient and fertilizer programs. Keep feeding as you normally do.

Q: How can I apply it?
A: Use it as a foliar spray, a root dip or a root drench. Check the label and dosage chart for rates and timing.

Q: What are ecto and endo mycorrhizal fungi?
A: They are two groups of beneficial fungi that associate with plant roots. Ecto types grow around the root surface, while endo types grow inside root tissue.

Q: Should I monitor my solution?
A: Yes. Always check pH and CF levels when adding supplements to a reservoir or mix.

Q: Can I buy it in every state?
A: No. The manufacturer does not permit sale in CA, HI, NK, OK, OR, SD or Canada. Confirm your location before ordering.