House and Garden Roots Excelurator is House & Garden's top product and a true customer favourite when it comes to extreme root growth and root zone protection in soil and coco media. House & Garden Roots Excelurator contains a perfect blend of beneficial bacteria, vitamin B complex, cold pressed sea kelp, molasses and seed extracts to create a massive root network, whilst eradicating and protecting against root diseases like Pythium (otherwise known as root-rot). Simply put, there is nothing else quite like Roots Excelurator currently on the market.

• The flagship product of the House & Garden range

• Known by many as "Roots Excelurator Gold" or "Roots Excel Gold"

• Causes explosive root growth like nothing you've ever seen before

• Creates a protective film around roots – preventing disease

• Isolates germs and prevents them from reproducing

• Protects against root diseases like Pythium and other pathogens

• Highly concentrated making it excellent value-for-money and very highly recommended

How To Use Roots Excelurator

Roots Excelurator is designed to be used with soil or coco only, but it can be used in hydroponics at half strength if needed, this helps to prevent dripper / pipework clogging and foaming in your reservoir, as it is thick and viscous. If you're growing hydroponically, we recommend House & Garden Roots Excelurator Silver, as it is designed to be used in all hydroponic systems; being thinner, it is less likely to clog drippers or pipework and won't produce foam in your reservoir.

Shake vigorously and add Roots Excelurator  in the vegetative stage and on rooted cuttings at a rate of 0.3ml/Litre and adjust pH. If necessary, continue to use until flowers begin to form in the bloom phase. Used at the recommended dosage, 500 ml of Roots Excel will treat 1666 litres of nutrient solution, and as with all nutrients, boosters and additives, never mix them together in their concentrated form (i.e. straight out of the bottle). Always add each nutrient, booster or additive to your reservoir or feed water in turn, giving the solution a good stir to mix it in before adding the next one.