Root Stimulator Cannotecnia – Bio-Stimulator for Strong Roots & Fast Growth

Root Stimulator Cannotecnia is the definitive bio-stimulator to ensure your cannabis plants develop a massive, healthy, and efficient root system from the very first days of life. It acts directly on the root zone, facilitating the assimilation of nutrients and guaranteeing that your crop overcomes the critical phases of stress with total vigor.

Is your crop stalling right after transplanting?

We've all been there: you move your seedlings to their new home, and suddenly, everything stops. You stare at them day after day, wondering if you did something wrong, while the leaves look sad and the growth seems frozen in time. It's the dreaded transplant shock, and it's the main reason many crops start off on the wrong foot.

If you don't act quickly, that lack of root activity has serious consequences. A plant that doesn't root well doesn't eat well. This leads to nutrient deficiencies, weak stems, and a delay that you'll drag out until the harvest, resulting in smaller buds and less production. Ignoring the health of the underground part of your plant is a mistake that costs grams.

The solution is to turn the substrate into a highway for nutrients. Root Stimulator Cannotecnia works as an immediate activator, reducing stress to zero and forcing the roots to colonize the pot aggressively. By following a clear, phase-based method, you ensure that the foundation of your plant is solid enough to support the heavy flowers to come.

Phase 1: Preparing the ground

Before opening the bottle, you need to make sure the environment is ready to receive this boost. Roots love oxygen and a balanced pH; without this, even the best stimulator won't work at 100%.

• Check your substrate: Ensure you are using a quality soil for cannabis that is airy and not compacted.
• Water temperature: The irrigation water should be around 20-22°C. Too cold shocks the roots; too hot suffocates them.
• pH Control: Adjust the pH of your water between 6.0 and 6.5 so the fulvic acids in the product work effectively.
• Shake well: The organic components can settle at the bottom, so give the bottle a good shake before starting.

Phase 2: Setting up the product

This is where you prepare the magic potion. You don't need to be a chemist, but you do need to be precise to give the plant exactly what it needs without overdoing it.

1. Measure the water: Fill your tank or watering can with the amount of water you plan to use immediately.
2. Add the dose: Add between 1 and 2 ml of Root Stimulator Cannotecnia per liter of water. Start with 1 ml for very young seedlings and go up to 2 ml as they grow.
3. Mix thoroughly: Stir well until the liquid is completely integrated.
4. Check EC (Optional): Since it contains NPK (1.6-2.4-1.4), it adds some conductivity. If you use other cannabis fertilizers, add the root stimulator first.

Phase 3: Use / growing step by step

Now that you have your mix, it's time to apply it. Consistency is key here; roots need a constant signal to keep expanding.

1. First watering: Apply the mix immediately after transplanting. This is the most critical moment to prevent stress.
2. Maintenance: Use the product in every irrigation (or alternating irrigations) during the vegetative phase.
3. Observation: Within a few days, you should see the leaves "praying" (pointing upwards) and new bright green shoots. This is the sign that the roots are pumping.
4. Transition: Continue using it during the pre-flowering stretch.
5. The Stop: Stop using it completely after the second week of flowering. By then, the root structure is already formed, and you should switch to bloom boosters.

Phase 4: Closing, maintenance and learnings

Once you've finished the root stimulation cycle, don't just leave the bottle anywhere. Store it in a cool, dark place to preserve the amino acids and organic matter. If you used pipettes or measuring cups, wash them well to prevent residues from rotting.

Take note of how long it took for your plants to colonize the pot compared to previous crops. You'll likely notice that the substrate dries out faster; this is a great sign, as it means your plant is drinking and growing at a much faster rate.

Advantages of following this flow instead of improvising

Using Root Stimulator Cannotecnia with a method offers you tangible benefits that go beyond simple survival:

• Total Stress Reduction: Your plants won't stop growing after a transplant; they will continue as if nothing happened.
• Nutrient Efficiency: Thanks to fulvic acids, you waste less fertilizer because the plant absorbs it better.
• Structural Strength: A larger root ball anchors the plant better, allowing it to support heavier buds later.
• Versatility: It works perfectly in soil, coco, and is liquid enough for drip irrigation systems without clogging pipes.
• Faster Cycles: By accelerating the vegetative phase, you can flip to flowering sooner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use it on autoflowering plants?

Absolutely. In fact, it is vital for autos because their vegetative cycle is very short. Using it from day one helps them reach the maximum possible size before they start flowering automatically.

Is it compatible with other fertilizer brands?

Yes, Root Stimulator Cannotecnia is compatible with most base fertilizers on the market. Just remember to respect the EC levels so as not to saturate the plant.

What happens if I use it until the end of flowering?

It's not recommended. In advanced flowering, the plant focuses on fattening the bud, not growing roots. Continuing to add nitrogen (present in the formula) could affect the final flavor. It's better to stop at week 2 of flowering.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

"I used to underestimate the importance of root stimulators, thinking that water and good soil were enough. Big mistake. Since I started using Cannotecnia's Root Stimulator in my 'phases', the change has been brutal. The most noticeable thing is the speed of recovery after transplanting; before, I lost 3 or 4 days of growth, now the plants seem to explode the next day."

"My advice: don't skimp on the first two weeks. I like to use the maximum dose (2ml/L) right after the transplant and then lower it slightly. If you grow in coco, this product is mandatory because the medium is inert and needs that biological spark to activate the root zone."