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The Benefits of Root Feeding...

And Why You NEED A Grow More Root Feeder / Irrigator:

• What Exactly is Root Feeding?

  • A proven method - Studies have shown that the Root Zone is where most nutrients are absorbed by plants and trees.
  • A common-sense concept - Inject water, fertilizer, insecticide, and soil amendments directly to root zone
  • Great Benefits:
    • Bypasses elements that keep plants from being nourished
    • Promotes deep root growth / prevents shallow roots
      • Increases sturdiness of plants
    • Puts water and nutrients where plants need them most

• Why Choose The Grow More Root Feeder?

  • Feeds the Plants and Trees - Not the Weeds
    • More efficient and economical than surface watering.
  • Stimulates Plants Stressed by:
    • disease
    • insects
    • drought conditions
  • IT WORKS!! -- see our Before & After Pictures
  • Environmentally Friendly:
    • Keeps fertilizer out of reach of pets and children
    • Reduces the amount of water, fertilizer, and time
    • Eliminates erosion, evaporation, and fertilizer run-off into water supply
    • Perfect for plants with delicate blossoms or petals
  • Ideal for Hillside Watering

  • A Common Sense Approach To Plant Care!

Further Information about Root Feeding:

The concept of root feeding has been around for decades. The process is amazingly simple and makes perfect sense: inject water, nutrients, insecticide directly to the roots of your plants and trees. View our 2 min. demo. The root zone is where most of the nutrients are absorbed. With root feeding, you bypass many of the elements that keep your plant from being nourished. Common blocking elements include run-off, evaporation, lack of watering depth, and absorption by grass and weeds.

Directly nourishing the root zone promotes deep root growth and prevents shallow roots. By encouraging deep root growth, it not only adds to the sturdiness of your plants, but it grows the root ball past the frost line. This protects your plants and promotes year round growth. Also, because root feeding generally involves driving a probe into the soil, an essential aerating effect contributes to productive healthy plant growth. This is important since up to 40% of a plant's needs is air.

Root feeding is ideal in dry, drought-like climates where water conservation is a necessity. Evaporation occurs almost instantly when using conventional watering methods in hot, dry areas. Also professionals warn not to water during the day because of the intensified sun damage it can cause to the leaves. The Grow More Root Feeder!™ solves these problems by injecting water up to 14-inches under the surface. This means that you can water anytime of the day and do not need to worry about scorching or injuring delicate blossoms. Many plants and flowers, such as roses, can be damaged as a result of surface watering. This is caused by direct spraying of the rose or by splashing soil burn disease onto the rose. Root feeding injects the water and nutrients directly to the rose -- no spraying or splashing damage.

Sprinklers and drip hoses are inefficient and typically only dampen the top 2 inches of soil. Tree spikes are more costly in the long run, are unpredictable and uneven in their time release, and can be dangerous if discovered by a small child or pet. Root feeding is environmentally friendly, safe and very effective for use on all types of plants and trees. Root feeding is cost-effective, making the most of the water and fertilizer you use. There is no run-off, erosion, or evaporation.

Compare to the Ross Root Feeder and see the difference. Our root feeder is easier to use and you can use any water-soluble liquid or dry products -- liquid fertilizers, insecticides, soil amendments, organic products and more.