The Future of Plant Protection
Welcome to WellPlant, Inc.
WellPlant specializes in the best moisture retention technology that keeps plants fresh and healthy. Our unique products protect plants against environmental stressors such as heat, cold and wind – and other stresses such as digging, storage, transporting and transplanting.
Our WellPlant team is committed to providing excellent customer service along with a dedication to helping you grow the healthiest happiest plants possible.
So no more worries about wilting, tired looking, dried out vegetation. WellPlants products will keep your plants looking and feeling fit, strong and vigorous. We invite you to put our products to work and see for yourself.
The best foliar antitransiprant ever made.
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A unique new drench-in antitranspirant and plant conditioner.
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Unique two-part system to remove, clean and prevent future growth of mold, mildew, and algae.
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Natural Pesticide and Fungicide for Plants.
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Root & Equipment Cleanser for Soil and Hydroponics
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Before leaving for my tour of East Coast horticultural trade shows, I watered a few potted house plants with Root Zone and sprayed them with Moisturin. More than a month later I would return to see how they fared without water. Meanwhile, on the first full day of the New England Grows trade show several growers agreed to let us treat their display plants with Root Zone and Moisturin.
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Many plants are sensitive to desiccation…we know a moisture barrier can prevent plants form dehydrating during freezing conditions. The best know anti-transpirant for this purpose, according to extensive university studies, is Moisturin.
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Water loss during storage of bare root plants can be a serious problem. After plants are bare root harvested there is little or no moisture uptake through the root system. Plants will then start to suffer from a lack of sufficient water. Probably the most effective use for Moisturin is to apply it to bare root stock prior to winter storage.
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