Planting pit
The polymer is mixed homogeneously with part of the soil removed from the pit and placed around the roots. It should not be piled in a single layer.
Proper management of moisture around the roots is very important to reduce the risk of early drying in newly planted trees and saplings.

The polymer is mixed homogeneously with part of the soil removed from the pit and placed around the roots. It should not be piled in a single layer.
At the canopy projection, holes or circular application channels reaching the active root zone can be opened and dry polymer, gel or a soil mixture can be applied.
Although the application can be planned independently of seasonal conditions, initial watering after planting and regular monitoring during the first growth period should continue.
Avoid contact of the product with eyes and respiratory tract during application; wash hands after work and keep the package closed in a dry environment.
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