Beneficial bacteria work by converting nitrogen from the surrounding atmosphere into a form that's easily absorbed by roots, making it particularly useful during the vegetative growth stage when nitrogen plays a key role in the growth of new leaves and branches. Then, dip the tips of new cuttings in a solution of 1 part Azos mixed with 2 parts water for 3 seconds before placing them in the plugs. Azos works by rapidly increasing plant production of IAA (indole-3 acetic acid) - a natural plant hormone, affecting cell division, growth rates, plant and root development. Azos has different types of bacteria, the main focus one being Azospirillum Brasiliense which helps the nitrogen process. Azos contains diazotrophic Azospirillum brasilense bacteria, which can convert available nitrogen in the air into an accessible form for plants to use.

No longer is your plant confined to the soil for nitrogen intake, but now it can access it naturally, straight from the atmosphere! Plant Growth Promoter - With the increased accessibility of nitrogen in the soil, AZOS can catalyze a natural growth hormone within plants that help promote more root and vegetative growth.Used for rooted cuttings and Transplanting Azos is a beneficial microbe that can enhance growth by converting atmospheric nitrogen into a useable form available to plant roots. If you're looking to get started with hydroponics, don't miss our selection of hydroponic start kits from leading brands and manufacturers.

That’s where this award winning product comes into its own, as it efficiently converts Nitrogen into a more of readily available form. Azos enhances growth by converting atmospheric nitrogen into a usable form available to plant roots. Azos can be used in a hydroponic system by simply adding to your reservoir at a rate of 250ml per 200 litres of nutrient solution. Azos has been used to break seven records for plant growth, including the cultivation of a 2000lb pumpkin.

Ecothrive Neutralise - an instant tap water conditioner that nullifies the effects of chlorine and chloramine, maximising the impact of beneficial microbe additives. Examples of large volume items are, but are not limited to, bags of media (clay balls, perlite, soil etc.