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Why You Should Protect Plants Beneath the Soil

12th March

When you think about gardening your own plants, the focus tends to be on tending to the plant above ground. We don’t consider root protection or caring for roots as much as we do in comparison to the visible part of plants. Have you checked recently if your garden soil is healthy and safe for plant roots? What exactly does that mean?

There’s plenty of information around regarding having the appropriate soil environment for growing plants. Taking into consideration soil textures, organic matter for nutrition and pH levels. However, at Envii we believe health beneath the ground in plants is more than having just the right environment for your plants to grow. It’s also about having the right environment for root growth, in good health and disease-free. The capacity for soil to function as a system that works to sustain plant life and prevent plant disease and pests is a stronger understanding of what plant health beneath the soil should be.

With this in mind, we recommend the ideal time for you to care for roots is actually before planting. This would be due to the fact that once you’ve planted your seeds, the more you manipulate the soil in an effort to tend to the roots, the more you disrupt the ecosystem. This ecosystem of living organisms contributes greatly to the characteristics of healthy soil that your plants live in.

That’s why our product Root Well is formulated to protect plants beneath the soil. It contains unique bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi that create a protective barrier around plant roots to fight against diseases. Whilst also ensuring seed germination and early growth.

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