Formulated to offer the perfect balance of essential nutrients, Fertiroots® and Fertiessential® are recognized as some of the best supplements for hydroponic cultivation. They contain a unique blend of micro and macronutrients, marine algae extracts, vitamins, amino acids, and carbohydrates, all designed to promote root development, vigorous growth, and abundant flowering, both in quantity and quality.

Why choose Fertiroots® and Fertiessential®?

Whether you are starting your crop from seeds, cuttings, or seedlings, Fertiroots® and Fertiessential® ensure optimal growth at every stage. Here are some of the many benefits you will observe:

• Significant improvement in germination and seedling development
• Rapid and strong rooting of herbaceous and woody cuttings
• Increased growth and vigor of plants throughout their life cycle
• Superior yields and exceptional quality harvests
• Enhanced resistance to diseases, stress, and insects
• Improved tolerance to fluctuations in climatic parameters (temperature, humidity)
• Better preservation of fruits and vegetables after harvest

Tips for Successful Hydroponic Cultivation

One of the challenges of hydroponic cultivation lies in the precise management of the nutrient solution, which must be adjusted according to the type of plant, its growth stage, and environmental conditions. Be sure to regularly adjust pH, temperature, humidity, and watering frequency to provide your plants with the best possible conditions.

Note: Do not overload your plants with nutrients. More is not always better.

To successfully carry out your hydroponic cultivation project, Fertisym also offers a personalized consulting service, in English or French, to guide you throughout the process.

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Agricultural yields would only be affected in 5 to 10% of cases, according to studies conducted by the Grain Research Center (CÉROM), whose board of directors is also chaired by Mr. Overbeek. Predictive models have also been developed by CÉROM to inform producers’ decisions based on the level of risk in the fields.

Quebec plans to invest $14 million to reduce the use of these pesticides and facilitate adaptation to these new measures, as stated in the communiqué released by Minister Melançon.

The major oversight in this strategy remains glyphosate, the active ingredient in 44% of pesticide sales in Quebec. Sales could continue to rise if atrazine is simply replaced with glyphosate, notes a scientist from the David Suzuki Foundation. “There are ways to do things differently; we need to invest in finding better practices and reduce pressure on our ecosystems.”

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Widely used in Canada, these insecticides target the nervous system of bees and other insects. It is in North America that the proportion of contaminated honey is the highest, with 86% of samples, reveals a study published today in the prestigious journal Science.