Xtreme Gardening AZOS Red Liquid Root Booster & Growth Promoter - 10 L

Living Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria for Stronger Roots - 10 L

Plants need a steady nitrogen supply, and growing media are often short of it. AZOS Red Liquid is a living bacterial inoculant that converts atmospheric nitrogen into a form plants can take up, which supports faster root establishment and vegetative growth. Its active organism is Azospirillum brasilense.

The 10 L jug suits growers who treat several containers, beds or reservoirs on a weekly schedule. It gives regular indoor growers and small commercial operations enough volume for ongoing use, and it is more than a trial quantity.

Key Features & Benefits

• Nitrogen-fixing bacteria — supplies a supplemental source of plant-available nitrogen.
• Root support — helps cuttings and transplants establish roots.
• Works in all growing media — use it in containers, raised beds, row crops and water-based systems.
• Fertilizer compatible — can be used alongside synthetic and natural fertilizers.
• Liquid format — dose by volume into a reservoir or cutting soak.

Who Should Use Xtreme Gardening AZOS Red Liquid

Growers who want to support root development and vegetative growth biologically will find it useful, whether they run a hydroponic system, container plants or raised beds. It is also useful for anyone rooting cuttings or handling transplants.

About Xtreme Gardening AZOS Red Liquid

Xtreme Gardening AZOS Red Liquid is a fresh, living bacterial inoculant containing Azospirillum brasilense, a diazotrophic bacterium. It comes in a 10 L unit sold each. It is not soluble, has a specific gravity of 1.0 g/cc, and the safety data lists no hazard class.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does AZOS work?
A: AZOS contains bacteria that convert atmospheric nitrogen (N2) into ammoniacal nitrogen, which plants can use. More available nitrogen supports root and vegetative growth.

Q: How much should I use in a reservoir?
A: The label dose for a reservoir is 5 mL per gallon of water. Check the product documents before dosing.

Q: Can I use it for cuttings?
A: Yes. For a cutting soak, use 20 ml per gallon of water.

Q: When do I apply it?
A: Apply it around the root zone weekly through vegetative growth and early flowering.

Q: Can I mix it with my fertilizer?
A: It can be used with synthetic and natural fertilizers. It also works in all types of growing media.

Q: What does diazotrophic mean?
A: Diazotrophic bacteria supply nitrogen to plants, including by converting nitrogen from the air. Azospirillum brasilense is one of them.