Transplanting is a key stage in every growing cycle — a moment where seedlings leave their nursery to face soil, sunlight, and a new environment. At this crucial time, how we manage water, soil structure, and root growth defines whether plants thrive or fail.
Transplanting moves young plants from trays to field soil, but root exposure and moisture imbalance can cause shock, water loss, and failure.
SOCO® Soil Hydrogel creates a hydrated buffer around roots, speeding acclimation, reducing mortality, and strengthening root systems for long‑term growth.
Seedling Transplanting Efficiency
Seedling Transplanting Efficiency
During transplanting, water is quickly lost to evaporation, runoff, and deep percolation.
SOCO® Soil Hydrogel captures and stores moisture, then releases it back to the soil gradually, based on plant demand.
Greater Water Efficiency
Reducing Irrigation Frequency by Up to 30–40%
Transplanting moves young plants from trays to field soil, but root exposure and moisture imbalance can cause shock, water loss, and failure.
SOCO® Soil Hydrogel creates a hydrated buffer around roots, speeding acclimation, reducing mortality, and strengthening root systems for long‑term growth.
Seedling Transplanting Efficiency
Seedling Transplanting Efficiency
