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Aptus StartBoost - Organic Root & Growth Booster
FREE GIFTS with Any Aptus Nutrients Order over $100 - Measuring Cup & Shot Glass Second in the Aptus Premium Collection is StartBoost, a dark smelly, concentrated liquid designed to stimulate root growth, vegetative growth, enhance soil micro-life, and increase soil structure and fertility. StartBoost is 100% organic with bioactive ingredients, which encourages the development of the root system and vegetative growth. Specific micro-life biomass works to enhance root development. It stimulates root hair development while conditioning the soil and providing bioavailable nutrition during vegetative growth. The natural organic acids in StartBoost are found in all healthy soils. They are essential to balancing the cation/anion exchange capacity in the soil. StartBoost helps to moderate the nutritional balance in soil and soilless medium by binding up excess minerals and making them available for plant absorption, which minimizes nutrient antagonism. Why Use StartBoost Powerful root and growth stimulator (more roots and plant growth) Improved development of stems, root system, and plant tissue (vegetative) Improves micro-life populations and strength Improves water retention, cation/anion exchange, and growing medium structure Improves cellular development of stems (up to 2x thicker) How to Use StartBoost Add StartBoost to your reservoir every feeding during the complete vegetative phase and first week of the flowering stage. Customize your feeding schedule with the Aptus Nutrient Calculator Education Organic Nitrogen provided by L-amino acids promotes robust vegetative growth and photosynthesis without risk of burning or overdose. Read more on L-amino acids under Core Product Technologies. Full spectrum organic L-amino acids provide growth materials, plant and microbe bio-stimulation, and boost beneficial bacteria populations. Humic acid improves water retention by increasing the structure of the growing medium. Beneficial bacteria use the carbon from Humic acid for anc