It colonizes your root zone with a myriad of microbes. Ones that are found naturally outdoors that growing media sometimes lacks.

These microbes ingest, digest & discharge organic matter, ready for roots to absorb. This process also makes space for roots to grow.

When the bacteria die, they leave behind more fresh organic matter.

Overall, roots absorb more nutrients in less time - this is key to root growth.

• Bulks up your root network
• Increases nutrient availability (breaks down organic matter)
• Makes space for roots (recycles media & fires up enzyme activity)
• Encourages development of longer roots & longer root hairs
• 6 strains of rhizobacteria (e.g. Bacillus subtilis and Bacillus licheniformis)
  

Two doses is all it takes (start of veg & start of flowering) to get a denser root network with more secondary and tertiary roots.

Remember, the more diverse the microbial life in your root zone, the better!