Water Conservation

RootGel

Reynolds Pest Management recognizes the need for water reduction not only for our environments sake, but for the increasing cost of its use as well.

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We are excited to use RootGel as a natural, safe addition to our lawn care program. We are excited about what this product has to offer and are sure that you will be as well. Not only will this product reduce water consumption in your yard, it will help many of our products work more effectively to give you that beautiful green yard even when watering restrictions are in effect.

The Power Of RootGel

• Reduce irrigation by up to 50%
• Holds water and nutrients at the roots
• Increase the performance of nutrients,
pesticides, fungicides and herbicides
• Sprayed topically or applied prior
to planting and sodding
• Lower ‘plant shock’ during transplanting
• Compatible with all types of equipment
• Safe for kids, pets and the environment Compatible with all types
of grasses and soil structures.

Provides lasting hydration for
stressed, dry and poorly irrigated
areas; landscape beds, common
areas and deep root treatments
for trees.

Can be used with time release
fertilizers to maximize plant
and turf growing. RootGel Sprayable gets down
under the thatch layer and helps
to supply plants and turf with
water and nutrients where they
need it most, at the roots.

Reduces labor and maintenance
costs associated with irrigation.

Allows for turf and plant growth
in extremely hot and dry climatic
conditions.

Does not harden or leave a sticky
residue after use, it easily rinses
with water.

RootGel recently conducted a test for the Agricultural Industry and the results are really impressive. This is relevant because it shows how RootGel Topical helps slow the leaching of Nitrogen.

The test was done on cabbage and the purpose was to see if RootGel Topical could help reduce the leaching of Nitrogen. Core samples were collected and water was flushed through the soil profile to simulate 2" of rainfall. The leachate was collected and analyzed for N content. The result was that the control samples leached approximately 2x the amount of N than that of the RootGel samples:

Click here to see the test results PDF