Kranke Pflanze in dunklem Licht, die Blätter wirken etwas welk. Das könnte mit Retentis natürlich nicht passieren.

My plants are sick, what should I do?

Improve Plant Health & Flower Power with RETENTIS®

Healthy Plants Through Effective Water Management

Healthy plants develop not only strong leaves but also abundant flowers and fruits. Factors such as irregular watering, drought stress, or nutrient deficiency often lead to weak growth and fewer blooms. RETENTIS®, a biological lignin-based hydrogel, ensures continuous availability of water and nutrients, thereby strengthening plant health and flower formation.

Benefits of RETENTIS® for Flowers and Plants

  • Stable water supply: Balances dry periods and reduces stress.
  • Improved nutrient uptake: Fertilizer is used efficiently, plants grow stronger.
  • Longer flowering periods: Even supply promotes lush blooming.
  • More resilient plants: Roots develop deep and stable, making plants more resistant.

Application Tips for More Flower Power

  1. Mix in granules: Work RETENTIS® into the soil around the plants.
  2. Water well: Water thoroughly after application to activate the hydrogel.
  3. Fertilize: Combine with organic fertilizer to support flower formation.
  4. Enjoy: Your plants remain better and more consistently supplied even with 40% less water.

Practical Examples

  • Balcony flowers: Lush geraniums, petunias, and herbs with consistent blooming.
  • Orchards: Flowering fruit trees with stable fruits and increased yield.
  • Vegetable beds: Tomato or pepper plants develop strong fruits and uniform flowering.
  • Houseplants: Strong, deep-green leaves and increased resistance to pests.

Conclusion

With RETENTIS®, plant health and flower power can be effectively enhanced. The hydrogel stores water and nutrients, reduces drought stress, and ensures vibrant plants with abundant blooms. Whether on balconies, in gardens, or in agriculture—those who rely on sustainable, biodegradable solutions will find a reliable partner in RETENTIS® for healthy, blooming plants.

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