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 Arboriculture
HYDROSOL is effective in the planting of trees, bushes, and samplings. It
makes it possible to reduce the mortality rate due to transplanting shock
and to enhance root development and therefore bring about more rapid growth
and production.
Agriculture
HYDROSOL has also shown its effectiveness in large-scale farming, especially
at the time of germination and development of the root network due to good
aeration of the soil. The storage of rainwater or irrigation water by
HYDROSOL delays the wilting point and thus makes it possible for certain
plants to begin to be well established while waiting for the water regime to
become adequate. HYDROSOL ensures a good population and an even growth of
plants even in very permeable soils.
Lawns and Sod
 Water retainers are very easily used throughout the growth cycle of lawns
and sod. They ensure good germination, faster root development, and regular
and even growth of lawns. The rooting of sod is also faster. They are widely
used in landscaping for golf courses and grass in parks and gardens.
Bare Root Dipping
 HYDROSOL can be used for root dipping in order to prevent the desiccation of
the roots of seedlings during transplanting or transport over a long
distance.
A water-soluble nematocide and/or fungicide may also be added to the
preparation to protect plants against nematode and fungal attacks.
Soil Mixes
Mixed into a substrate, HYDROSOL provides a reduction in water stress. It
ensures that cuttings and transplants take root better and that seedlings
grow faster. Irrigation frequencies are spread out. It is an ideal solution
in substrates for containers, hanging plants, and houseplants.
Watering frequencies are commonly reduced by 50% to 70%, which likewise
reduces labor costs and the amount of water used.
Mixing with
Fertilizers
To reduce leaching of nutrients in the soil, HYDROSOL may be mixed dry into
fertilizers preparations. The behavior of plants fertilized with this
mixture makes it possible to maintain or even increase yield while at the
same time protecting the environment from leaching. Test results also show
better root development of the plants. Savings on the order of 15% to 30%
are observed in the amount of fertilizers.
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