WangGenZhi

Repairs Damaged Root Systems

• Promotes new root formation

• Expands and thickens the root zone

Regulates Soil Microbial Community

• High-activity enzymes help create a healthy soil environment

• Stimulates beneficial microbial populations and suppresses harmful pathogens

• Enhances root resistance to soil-borne diseases

Improves Nutrient Absorption Efficiency in Roots

• Breaks down complex organic compounds in the soil for easier root uptake

• Eliminates barriers to root absorption and nutrient flow

Assists in Nematode Suppression

• When used in combination with ChitoBoost, rapidly stimulates the proliferation of actinomycetes

• Significantly improves nematode control effectiveness

• Derived from cross-disciplinary innovation bridging pharmaceutical and food science technologies, utilizing organic circular-use materials

• Made from non-traditional sources such as hydrolyzed and fermented feather meal and fish scales

• Features low molecular weight compounds for rapid absorption and efficient utilization by crops

• Rich in functional peptides and high-quality L-form amino acids

• Contains high-activity enzymes, polysaccharides, trace elements, B-complex vitamins, and natural plant growth regulators (phytohormones)

Breaks through cell walls and membrane barriers to extract active compounds directly from deep within the cell nucleus.
Through multi-stage fermentation and molecular bond cleavage, it releases deeply bound organic nutrients.
Specific functional micro-molecular fragments are then isolated and refined for targeted efficacy.

Application Dilution Rates

(Apply every 7–14 days; frequency may be adjusted based on crop condition)

Field Crops & Root Vegetables

• Root Drench: 1:200–1:500 dilution

• Foliar Spray: 1:500–1:1000 dilution

Leafy Vegetables, Legumes, Melons, and Solanaceous Crops

• Root Drench: 1:200–1:500 dilution

• Foliar Spray: 1:500–1:1000 dilution

Flowers & Ornamental Plants

• Root Drench: 1:500–1:1000 dilution

• Foliar Spray: 1:1000–1:2000 dilution

Precautions

1. Dilution ratios are suggested values and may be adjusted as needed:

   • Use more diluted solutions for thinner or smaller leaves (especially during seedling stage)

   • The more products you mix together, the more diluted the solution should be

   • When increasing concentration, conduct a small-scale test first and observe the plant’s leaves and roots for abnormalities within 3 days

2. Do not rely solely on this product—supplementary fertilization is still required

3. Before mixing with pesticides, conduct a small-scale compatibility test

4. Not for use on edible portions of food