Easy to use for amazing results that make you look like a horticultural genius (even if you're not).
Kick is the Ultimate Soil Conditioner. Designed to help open tight soils and stimulate microbial activity, Kick will promote healthy root growth in both turf and ornamentals, reduce plant stress, break nutrient bonds in the soil and is an available food source for microbial populations. With over twenty raw materials, Kick is one of the most complete soil conditioners available. Use Kick as part of a regular liquid application program for very tight soils, sodium rich soils, or to help stimulate new plantings.
Ultimate Soil Conditioner
The difference is soil balance. Kick opens tight soils and fuels microbial activity for healthier, more resilient turf and plants.
Stronger roots. Reduced stress. Improved nutrient availability.
Kick is a powerful soil conditioner designed to improve soil structure, stimulate microbial populations, and promote healthy root growth in both turf and ornamentals. By breaking nutrient bonds and providing a food source for beneficial microbes, Kick helps plants access essential nutrients more efficiently and thrive under stress.
Why Soil Conditioning Matters
Well-conditioned soils:
- Improve root penetration and growth
- Enhance nutrient availability through microbial activity
- Reduce plant stress and improve resilience
- Support long-term soil health and structure
The Soil Challenge
- Compacted or tight soils: Restrict roots and reduce oxygen and water movement.
- Sodium-rich soils: Interfere with nutrient uptake and soil structure.
- New plantings: Struggle to establish without microbial and structural support.
The Kick Solution
- Opens compacted soils and improves porosity
- Stimulates microbial activity to release tied-up nutrients
- Supports strong root systems and reduced plant stress
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Greens and Tees: Fairways: Sports Fields: Ornamentals: New Plantings: Kick Rinse In: |
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