Advanced water management for professional turf.

Different approaches for different water-management needs.

Water behaves differently according to soil conditions, weather, irrigation and the characteristics of the rootzone. H2Pro provides a range of wetting-agent technologies for managing different aspects of that behaviour, including water penetration, distribution, retention, rewetting and movement through the rootzone.

Products are available in liquid, granular and tablet formulations, allowing the approach to be matched to the site, application method and water-management objective.

The range is developed by ICL surfactant specialists and supported by research and independent trials across different growing conditions.

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TriSmart performance in a patent pending mini-granule formulation for targeted dry patch treatment.

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Frequently asked questions we receive from turf managers and landscapers

Wetting agents, also known as surfactants, are substances that reduce the surface tension of water, allowing it to spread more evenly and penetrate the soil more effectively. In turf management, wetting agents help improve water infiltration, reduce runoff, and prevent localized dry spots, ensuring that turf receives adequate moisture for optimal growth.

The H2Pro range by ICL includes advanced wetting agents designed to optimize water management in turf. These products leverage the latest polymer and surfactant technologies to ensure precise moisture control, enhancing turf health and performance by improving water infiltration, distribution, and retention.

H2Pro TriSmart uses three surfactant technologies to provide outstanding water penetration and even spreading of irrigation across the rootzone. This helps boost the water-holding capacity of sandy soils, ensuring that moisture is evenly distributed and reducing the risk of dry patches.

Yes, wetting agents can help alleviate waterlogging by improving soil structure and enhancing water movement through the soil profile. By reducing surface tension, wetting agents facilitate better drainage and prevent water from pooling on the surface, thus mitigating waterlogging problems.

H2Pro AquaSmart is a premium outfield wetting agent that improves water use efficiency during dry conditions. It reduces the appearance of localized dry patches and assists with rewetting after dry spells, ensuring that turf remains healthy and resilient throughout the summer.

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