Deeper Underground by Top Crop

Deeper Underground Features

When you start using Deeper Underground you will notice the difference in your plants, as you will notice how they will grow faster and more lush . You will have leaves and branches that are stronger, brighter and more resistant to pests. One of the main actions of this powerful stimulator is the root strengthening of plants . With its use, healthy and strong roots are obtained, making the plants better assimilate the nutrients in the soil and those added with irrigation. If you want to enhance the growth of your crops, you can do so by adding additional nutrients, since Deeper Underground is completely compatible with any of those on the market.

Composition and benefits of Deeper Underground

The product is composed of:

• 3% Humic acids
• 1% Fulvic acids
• 0.7% Potassium

It also contains Boron, Copper, Iron, Magnesium and Zinc to enhance the root growth of plants. The presentation of the product is in 250 ml and 1L containers.

When Deeper Underground is used in soils that are not very rich in nutrients and minerals, surprising yields are achieved, since crops can better take advantage of the little that the soil offers them. The secret is that the roots grow quickly , reaching greater areas of soil and, therefore, a greater amount of nutrients. In these cases you can add any type of nutrients along with irrigation and thereby improve the growth expectations of the crop.

Dosage and how to use Deeper Underground

You will make the application in the first weeks of crop growth. If, in addition to this, you must transplant your plants to another place, each time you do so, you must use the product for a week. The dose to be used will be 1 to 2 ml dissolved in 1.5 liters of water . You can apply the product perfectly on soil and coconut if you want to see how your plants begin to grow from the beginning. In nutrient-rich soils, the use of this supplement is ideal, as the root system of your crops will expand quickly, achieving better organic functioning to capture large amounts of nutrients.