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Roots Plus

Type: Mix of different types, Company: Lebanon Seabord Corporation

Effect

Increased produce quality

Roots Plus treated Tomato, cv. Good N' Early, showed significantly increased plant height at 30 (+14.7%), 42 (+17.8%) and 79 (+25.1%) days after transplanting,  significantly increased flowering at 30 (+43%), 42 (+30%), 79 (+21%), but not 117 days after transplanting, significantly increased fruiting of green fruits at 42 (+200%), 79 (+134%) and 117 (+80%) days after transplanting and significantly increased fruiting of ripe fruit at 117 (+43%) days after transplanting compared to untreated control plants.

Biostimulant treated Tomato, cv. Big Boy, showed significantly increased plant height at 35 days (+10%), but not 63 days after transplanting, compared to untreated control plants.

Biostimulant treated Tomato, cv. Early Girl, showed significantly increased plant height at 35 (+15.7%) and 63 (+12.8%) days after transplanting, significantly increased flowering at 35 (+123%), 54 (+66%) and 63 (+27%) days after transplanting and significantly increased fruiting at 35 (+113%), 54 (+76%) and 63 (+57%) days after transplanting, compared to untreated control plants. 

Trial details
Germination: indoor, greenhouse, peat moss:vermiculite media (50:50); Transplanted outdoors 14 days after first true leaf expansion: outdoor, unprotected, soil grown, usual cultivation
USA

Crop

Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum L.

Trial application

Method
In watering solution
Timing
First application at transplanting, followed by a monthly treatment
Rate
1.0 % (V/V)
Poincelot, R,P.
2008
The Use of a Commercial Organic Biostimulant for Field-Grown Bedding Plants
Journal of Home & Consumer Horticulture
1:1
95-110