UNPROTECTED ROOTS? OCTANE® WILL HELP.

Like a vaccine for your roots.

Description

OCTANE® is a blend of Bacillus Subtilis and Licheniformis Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR). OCTANE® colonizes plant roots and attacks soil-borne pathogens directly.

Bacillus subtilis is a biological inoculant containing the rhizobacterium Bacillus subtilis, a PGPR native to soil that is used to enhance growth and yield through its nitrogen fixing properties and production of phytohormones.

Bacillus licheniformis is an efficient nitrogen fixing PGPR that can increase the available nitrogen in your soil and produce gibberellins as well as other auxins to encourage your plants to grow tall and strong.

Background:

• Plant-growth-promoting rhizobacteria are often used as biofertilizers to increase seedling emergence, enhance crop yields, increase plant weight and improve flavor in cannabis crops.
• Bacillus subtilis colonizes plant roots and attacks soil-borne pathogens directly. It also stimulates the plants to activate their natural resistance, which can act to control foliar pathogens
• Used as alternatives or adjuncts to chemical fertilizers, PGPR’s are a sustainable and efficient method to increase quantity and quality of yields, while offering protection against poor conditions and other abiotic stressors.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

1.2×1011 CFU/g Bacillus Subtilis
3.0×1010 CFU/g Bacillus Licheniformis

FEATURES

• USE IN FEED STOCK TANKS
• WON'T CLOG FILTERS OR LINES
• LESS ROOT DISEASE
• PROTECTS ROOTS
  
• MADE IN NORTH AMERICA

Sizes:
4 L 
20L
Larger commercial sizes available. Call for info.

Feed Rates:

Rooting/Cloning: 1ml per litre (4mL per gallon) of feed water one time applied to grow medium
Veg: 1ml per litre (4mL per gallon) of feed water - apply once per week
Flower: 1ml per litre (4mL per gallon) of feed water - apply once per week until week 5 of flower

DIRECTIONS OF USE:
SHAKE BOTTLE BEFORE USE.

Measure out appropriate amount and add to water. Irrigate as normal.

Best if used as a soil application at initiation or immediately after sowing/planting, and
may be repeated 1 week later until week 5 of flower for optimal results.