Roots Organics Rain, 32oz - (Case of 12)

Natural Wetting Agent with Yucca & Quillaja

Water that beads on the surface instead of soaking in leaves roots and foliage underserved no matter how much you apply. Roots Organics Rain combines the natural wetting agents yucca and quillaja to reduce water surface tension and improve penetration.

Sold as a 32oz bottle, packaged 12 per case.

Key Features & Benefits

• Natural wetting agents: yucca and quillaja — reduce water surface tension for better penetration into soil and onto foliage.
• Promotes water penetration — helps water move into the root zone instead of running off or pooling on the surface.
• Aids foliar application dispersion — improves how evenly a foliar spray spreads and is absorbed.
• Enhances nutrient movement through the rhizosphere — supports the movement of solutions and soluble nutrients to where roots can access them.

Who Should Use Rain

This fits growers dealing with water runoff, uneven soil wetting, or foliar sprays that bead up instead of spreading. It's a wetting agent added to water or spray solutions, not a standalone fertilizer.

About Roots Organics Rain

Roots Organics Rain is a natural wetting agent combining yucca and quillaja to reduce water surface tension, improve penetration, and aid foliar application dispersion, sold as a 32oz bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use Roots Organics Rain?

Add it to your watering or spray solution following the rate on the label. It's a wetting agent meant to be combined with water, not applied on its own.

What is Rain made from?

It's a combination of the natural wetting agents yucca and quillaja, which work by reducing water's surface tension. Both are plant-derived compounds used specifically for their surfactant properties.

Does Rain work for foliar sprays too?

Yes, it aids in the dispersion of foliar applications in addition to soil watering, helping sprays spread more evenly across leaf surfaces. This reduces the beading that can leave gaps in spray coverage.

Why does reducing surface tension matter?

Water with high surface tension tends to bead or run off instead of soaking into soil or spreading across foliage. Lowering that tension helps water and dissolved nutrients move where they're needed.