H₂Pro is the latest tool to help with the management of water in tufgrass rootzones. H₂Pro has been developed to help solve the two main water related problems facing the turf professional today - the lack and cost of suitable irrigation water and Dry Patch.

• significantly reduces irrigation requirements
• unique curative and preventative action against Dry Patch
• effective through the rootzone and not just the surface
• excellent spreading and penetration characteristics
• flexible application programmes and flexible water rates

H₂Pro is based on the new 3D technology surfactant technologies. Its ingredients work combined in the root zone to ensure the optimum ise of applied water. H₂Pro has the unique Multi-Matrix mode of action. This technology allows applied water to efficiently enter the soil. It gives complete coverage deep down into the root zone, ensuring the ingredients are evenly distributed into the whole rooting area of the root zone.

The H₂Pro working principle

_{2. Normal wetting agent
Wetting agent attaches itself to surface thatch layers which limits the amount which can penetrate further down the soil profile. Poor penetration of water occurs which can encourage shallow rooting. Problems such as drought stress and Poa annua invasion may be more prevalent.}

_{3. H2Pro
H2Pro efficiently by-passes the thatch layer to allow coverage through the hydrophobic layer and deeper into the rootzone. Deep and uniform water penetration takes place which encourages good rooting. Plants with deep root systems are more efficient at nutrient uptake and more resistant to drought stress.}

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The H₂Pro range contains 4 different formulations:

H2Pro Liquid
a premium wetting agent.

H2Pro Granules
H2Pro Granules use Biodac as a carrier.

H2Pro Tablets
a 100% active tablets for immediate relief of plant stress caused by hydrophobic soil conditions.

H2Pro Maximise
ideal for lawn care situations - such as fairways and outfield-type areas - to produce a more consistent colour effect and to reduce the need for irrigation.