Growing medium analysis
Peat, soil, perlite and other mixtures do not have the same water-retention and drainage behavior. Existing properties of the medium should be evaluated before determining the dose.
In greenhouses, ARAJEL can be evaluated together with irrigation automation and growing-medium management to help limit moisture fluctuations in the root zone.

Peat, soil, perlite and other mixtures do not have the same water-retention and drainage behavior. Existing properties of the medium should be evaluated before determining the dose.
The polymer does not replace drip irrigation. Dripper points should overlap the root volume and irrigation duration should be adjusted according to the absorption capacity of the medium.
Absorption capacity may decrease in highly mineralized water. Electrical conductivity, pH and nutrient solution should be monitored regularly.
With a new variety, medium or fertilizer program, first run a controlled trial in a few rows and measure plant response, drainage and moisture trends.
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Learn the operating principle, water absorption–release cycle and the conditions that affect performance.
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Open Detailed Guide LandscapeMaintain homogeneous mixing and drainage balance in pots, lawns and ornamental plants.
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