Hydretain Research
Superior Water Management Proven Through University Research and Independent Trials
We work hard to develop the best formulations for your needs. Therefore we back up our products with numerous tests and studies.
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University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign Effect of Hydretain Applied at Seeding for Turfgrass Establishment |
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Mark Mahady & Associates Deficit Irrigation Study 2020 Product Evaluation for Enhanced Performance of a 328 Bermudagrass Fairway Subject to 40% ET Deficit Irrigation |
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Western Illinois University Nutrient Uptake Study Hydretain increase nutrient uptake for macro, secondary and micro nutrient values compared to controls |
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University of Illinois Peppers, tomatoes and turfgrass show watering reduction from 47-74% over controls per gram of dry matter |
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Clemson University Tree Study Hydretain treated trees produced greatest caliper growth with 33% less water |
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Clemson University Poinsettias "Plants treated with Hydretain were larger in size, retained more leaves and developed a larger root system..." |
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University of Florida Retail Wilt Study Plants given only water wilted after 5 days, while those treated with Hydretain did not wilt until after 9-11 days |
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New Brunswick Tomato Research The Hydretain treatment had a significantly higher percentage of marketable fruit |
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Iceberg Lettuce Study Lettuces with treatment have greater weights and fewer wasted leaves, resulting in increased production |
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Clemson Mums Study Treated plants evaluated as "better in appearance" over controls |
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Hort Science Transplant Paper Hydretain aids water uptake, and therefore improved fruit development during the dry conditions |
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Ohio Weslyan Tree Study Hydretain ES proves effective in increasing days to wilt for container grown seedlings |
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University of Florida Geraniums "We have never seen another water management product that came close to doubling the time a plant could go without water" |
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