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Guidance notes for appyling the dry granule formulation.

It is very important that these granules come into direct contact with the plant roots. The planting process is,

  1. Dig planting hole as normal
  2. Look at the base of the plant that is being planted and sprinkle into the bottom of the planting hole enough granules to cover ONLY that area.
  3. Place the plant in the hole directly on top of the granules (you shouldn’t see many granules around the plant once it is placed in the hole.
  4. Backfill as normal with compost and whatever fertilisers are required.
  5. Mulch.

Words of caution

1.      Do not apply fertilisers directly onto the granules.

2.      Do not overdose, it will not benefit the plant and it is a waste of money.

Rootgrow Application


Application rates for rootgrow granules with containerised stock:

Container

Application (ml)

Approximate amount

Number of plants treated by one sachet

0.5L

4

A level teaspoon

20

1L

8

A heaped teaspoon

10

2L or 3L

25

Three heaped teaspoons or 1/3 of a sachet

3

5L

40

Half a sachet

2

10L

80

One sachet

1

 

Rootgrow Application 2


Application rates for bare root trees:

Bare root tree (Girth size)

Application (ml)

Approximate amount

6-8cm

80

One sachet

8-10cm

80

One sachet

10-12cm

160

Two sachets

12-14cm

160

Two sachets

14-16cm

225

Half a tub

16-18cm

225

Half a tub

18-20cm

450

1 tub

20-25cm

450

1 tub

25-30cm

450

1 tub

30cm+

450

1 tub

Rootgrow Application 3


 Application rates for bare root hedging and roses:

Plant

Application (ml)

Approximate amount

Number of plants treated by one sachet

20-30 cm

4

A level teaspoon

20

30 -40 cm

8

A heaped teaspoon

10

Bare root rose

40

1/2 a sachet

2

45-60 cm

8

A heaped teaspoon

10

60-90 cm

20

¼ of a sachet

4

1 metre +

40

½ a sachet

2

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