*Soil Environment
Both of the water content and ph of the soil can have a great influence on the root system.
When the soil moisture is too low, the root wood will become suberized. When there is too much water in the soil, root respiration is inhibited, and eventually the plant stops growing or rots and dies.
Generally, the optimum ph of mineral nutrition absorption of crops is 5.5~6.5, and the optimum pH value for soil microorganisms is 6.5~7.5. Soil acidification or alkalization can seriously inhibit the absorption of minerals and the activity of soil microorganisms, thus affecting the conversion and supply of nitrogen and other nutrients.
*The Nutrient Content Of The Soil
Among the 16 essential nutrients needed by plants, N, P, Ca and Zn are the important elements that affect root growth. In addition, the functional components of rooting are fulvic acid, alginic acid, oligosaccharide and vitamin B group.
*Microorganisms In Soil
Beneficial microorganisms produce large amounts of substances such as gibberellin and cytohormone.
In contact with the roots of plants, these substances can regulate the metabolism of crops and stimulate the growth of crops, thus resulting in increased production.
*So how do we grow strong roots?
1.Adjust soil pH
2.Apply biological fertilizer
3.Apply organic fertilizer
4.Reasonable irrigation
5.Choose functional fertilizers
6.Free soil
Any crop is born from the root and dies from the root. Strong roots are the foundation of crop growth and high yields.
The No.1 granular water-soluble fertilizer cocoly specially adds PAS. Cocoly fertilizer provides all the elements needed for the crop, promotes root growth and adjust pH value of soil.
