Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G Media Surfactant – 120 Lb

Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G Media Surfactant – 120 Lb | Superior Growing Media Performance

Enhance Uniform Plant Growth with Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G Media Surfactant

Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G Media Surfactant – 120 Lb is a specialized blend of non-ionic surfactants designed to optimize the performance of soilless growing media. This unique formula ensures that growing mixes wet evenly and drain effectively, promoting uniform plant growth and consistent performance in nurseries, greenhouses, and other horticultural settings.

Key Benefits:

Even Wetting and Drainage – Ensures that growing mixes wet uniformly for consistent plant development
Optimized for Soilless Mixes – Perfect for incorporation into growing media for better plant health
Versatile Application – Can be used in plug, propagation media, and nursery container mixes
Easy to Incorporate – Add directly to media as it is being mixed, ensuring consistent distribution
Steam and Chemical Sterilization Compatible – Works well in mixes that require sterilization

Active Ingredients:

• 24.0% Ethoxylated Alkyl Phenols
• 1.5% Fatty Acid Esters
• 4.5% Inert Solvent (Water)
• 70.0% Inert Ingredients

Application Guidelines:

For Growing Mixes: Incorporate 1 lb AquaGro 2000 G per cubic yard (500 g/m²)
For Smaller Batches: Use 3 tbsp per U.S. bushel (1.2 cu ft or 33.98L)
Propagation Media: Apply 1/2 lb per cubic yard of mix
Container Mixes (flats, pots, hanging baskets): Apply 1 lb per cubic yard of mix
Optimal Use: For best results, use the mix within four months

Why Choose Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G Media Surfactant?

Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G helps ensure that your growing media performs at its best by promoting even moisture distribution and efficient drainage. This makes it an essential product for professional growers looking to improve the quality and consistency of their plants.

Order Aquatrols AquaGro 2000 G Media Surfactant – 120 Lb today for superior growing media performance!

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