Tarantula - root stimulator

A few things are important to mention:

• improves growth rates resulting in higher yields.
• protects the roots from diseases.
• protects your plants from environmental stresses such as heat, which is an increasingly common obstacle in intense indoor lighting. Commonly used black plastic pots, for example, can become very hot under high-intensity lighting. When your plants are small, without a lot of foliage, or there is no canopy to provide protection, the plants are very much at risk. Tarantula solves this problem.

The bacteria in the Tarantula help break down organic matter in the root zone for increased nutrient availability.
Decomposing organic matter is the preferred breeding ground for harmful bacteria. In the presence of friendly bacteria, they eat this decomposed material and turn it into food for your plants, so not only do you remove pathogenic threats, but you also provide your plants with high-quality food that would not otherwise be available.

When you use Tarantula you can expect a noticeable, day and night, difference in your plants within a few weeks of first use. Expect to see tighter internodal space and therefore, better, denser branching.   The driving force behind Tarantula's power is biodiversity , which is particularly beneficial for an inert plant environment such as mineral wool. From the tens of thousands of species and subspecies of bacteria, our researchers have been able to specifically validate the ones that work for the specific high-value crops you grow.

Root stimulators help the faster and better development of the root system. Roots are the most important units responsible for absorbing nutrients and attaching plants to the soil. A good root stimulator keeps the root zone healthy and clean throughout its life cycle.

Advanced Nutrients products are designed specifically for your plants to grow faster, for abundant blooms, healthier plants and heavier harvests.

Application:

Solution – 2ml/1l of water during weeks 1 and 2 of the Flowering phase

TO ESTIMATE THE EXACT QUANTITIES OF NUTRIENTS, YOU CAN USE AN SPECIAL DOSAGE CALCULATOR

It contains 11 types of beneficial bacteria, each of which falls into one of three main types of bacteria:

• Bacillus - this is the strongest of the three and is extremely hostile to anaerobic bacteria, some of which secrete enzymes that break down organic matter
• Arthrobacter - are nitrogen-fixing and growth-stimulating bacteria that colonize the roots, show an antifungal effect
• Paenibacillus are also effective nitrogen-fixing bacteria that are able to take up atmospheric nitrogen, convert it into ammonia, which plants can directly use