Transplant shock is a yield tax: every day a seedling spends re-growing roots instead of shooting upward costs canopy time and, eventually, harvest window. Rooting stimulants compress that recovery. This guide covers the category from the BNSD nutrition range — a medium-and-trace-element rooting liquid built on an amino-acid base with chitosan oligosaccharides, rooting enzymes and microbial consortia.

What Is in the Bottle

The product pairs a free amino-acid carrier (small molecules the plant absorbs directly) with four functional groups from the company’s product information:

  • chitosan oligosaccharides — support root-cell vigour and early defence response;
  • rooting enzymes — targeted at initiation of white root tissue;
  • beneficial microbial consortia — colonise the young rhizosphere;
  • NPK plus secondary and micro elements — nutrition matched to new root growth.

Packaging runs 1 kg×12 bottles and 5 kg×4 jerrycans.

Where It Fits in the Season

The product is registered for use at transplant and during early vegetative growth. Three situations where the economics are clearest:

  • vegetable and strawberry transplants — fast white-root initiation shortens the establishment window;
  • fruit-tree and vine planting — first-season root architecture sets the orchard’s ceiling;
  • post-stress recovery — after waterlogging or cold snaps, when the root system needs rebuilding before it can feed the canopy.

Application Notes (General Practice)

  • drench at or shortly after transplant, then repeat at the first top-dressing pass;
  • keep the root zone moist for the first week after application — biological and enzymatic components work best in active, moist soil;
  • pair with balanced fertigations; a rooting stimulus cannot compensate for a dry or waterlogged profile.

As always with nutrition products: rates and timing follow the label of the destination market; the figures here reflect Chinese registration practice.

FAQ

Is this a hormone?

No. The product works through amino acids, chitosan oligosaccharides, enzymes and microbes — it supports the root system’s own growth processes rather than forcing them with synthetic auxins.

Can it be mixed with fungicides?

It is compatible with most registered fungicides at label dilutions, and mixing is common at transplant. Jar-test first with any new combination, as with all tank partners.

What pack sizes are available for export?

1 kg×12 bottles and 5 kg×4 jerrycans, with OEM packing available on request. As with all BNSD nutrition products, a batch COA accompanies every shipment.

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