Fertilizers help growth — supplements help with stress and recovery. Tier-ranked picks for root rot recovery, transplant shock, and long-term plant resilience.
Fertilizers feed N-P-K and macro/micronutrients for active growth. Supplements support root development, recovery from rot or shock, and general immunity. They are complementary — use both, not one instead of the other.
Classic vitamin, amino acid, and trace element tonic. Reduces transplant shock, boosts root growth, and helps stressed plants recover.
How to use: 1/4 tsp per gallon at watering. Safe alongside any fertilizer.
Find a source →Enzyme + biostimulant blend for root development and stress reduction — ideal after repotting or root pruning.
How to use: Drench monthly, or after any root disturbance. Pairs well with mycorrhizae.
Find a source →Natural source of cytokinins and over 60 trace minerals. Supports root growth, stress tolerance, and general resilience.
How to use: Liquid kelp at watering, every 2–4 weeks. Mix directly with fertilizer.
Find a source →Concentrated bacterial inoculant that boosts soil biology and nutrient cycling in the root zone.
How to use: Drench at repotting and every 4–6 weeks to maintain a living root zone.
Find a source →Mycorrhizal fungi that colonize roots and dramatically extend their reach for water and phosphorus.
How to use: Sprinkle onto bare roots at repotting — direct root contact is required.
Find a source →Bioavailable silica that strengthens cell walls, improves drought and pest resistance, and helps plants handle heat and high light.
How to use: Add to reservoir or watering can weekly at label rate.
Find a source →Balanced NPK with a full micronutrient package — the go-to feed for heavy feeders and custom mixes.
How to use: 1 tsp per gallon every 1–2 weeks during active growth.
Find a source →Prevents common calcium and magnesium deficiencies — essential with soft water, RO water, or coco-heavy mixes.
How to use: 5 ml per gallon at every watering. Safe to mix with most fertilizers.
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