Wetting Agents
Wetting agents, or surfactants, reduce water’s surface tension, aiding its spread. They improve water penetration in soil, crucial for effective plant hydration, especially in water-repellent soils like sand or high-organic matter soils. This ensures efficient moisture delivery, minimises runoff, and supports uniform water distribution, fostering healthier plants and water conservation.
Water Conservation
This Refers to the careful management and use of water resources to meet current and future demands while ensuring sustainability. It involves reducing water wastage, improving efficiency in water use, and preserving water quality. With increasing population, urbanisation, and climate change, the demand for freshwater is rising, making water conservation a critical concern globally. Strategies include rainwater harvesting, efficient irrigation practices, fixing leaks, and promoting water-saving appliances.
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Effortless water management
The latest generation surfactant which combines a wetting agent with a penetrating agent, ensuring the water tracts to all areas of sustainable growing media. H2Gro also contains a re-wetting agent, promoting excellent initial and long term wetting of growing media. It performs equally well through wetting and drying cycles.
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