ENCAPSALT
Benefits of Use:
- Buffers salts in highly alkaline or sodium-rich soils
- Improves the soil environment for aerobic biological activity
- Stimulates biomass development across all soil types
- Aerates soils and promotes clay flocculation
- Increases water penetration and infiltration
- Enhances nutrient availability for improved plant uptake
- Encourages root mass and deeper root penetration
Addresses the Following Problems:
- Anaerobic soil conditions
- Low soil organic matter
- Poor water penetration
- Salt damage or toxicity to plants
- Inhibited root growth, small root mass
How Encapsalt Works:
- ENCAPSALT frees sodium (Na) ions bound in the soil, allowing irrigation water to effectively leach excess salts deeper into the soil profile. This process improves water penetration and helps remediate crusted, compacted, and hard-setting soils.
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