Especially in light soils that drain water quickly, it helps supplied water remain available in the active root zone for longer.
In new plantings it can be mixed into the planting soil; in existing trees it can be applied to the active root area under the canopy projection.
By evaluating the irrigation program, growing medium and plant variety together, it can support reduced moisture fluctuations around the roots.
During transport of bare-root saplings, a prepared gel slurry may help keep roots moist.
It can be used as a complementary solution to help reduce frequent irrigation needs in pots, parks, medians and large green areas.
In the first years of newly planted saplings, it supports resistance to drought stress by creating a water reserve around the roots.
Applications planned according to canopy projection and the active root zone help retain water where the plant can use it.
A complementary soil-management solution that can help reduce regular irrigation workload in parks, medians and large green areas.
Dry application can be mixed into planting soil; gel application can be pre-swollen with water and placed around the root zone.