Nanotern Agriculture Nanotechnology Water Reservoir, 500g (Small)

STORES UP TO 1800× ITS OWN WEIGHT IN WATER Nanotern Agriculture uses advanced cellulose-based superabsorbent technology to absorb up to 1,800 times its own weight in water—far exceeding the performance of conventional agricultural hydrogels. It creates a long-lasting underground water reservoir that delivers moisture directly to plant roots when needed. CONTINUOUS WATER RELEASE FOR UP TO 40–50 DAYS Rather than releasing water all at once, Nanotern gradually supplies moisture over 40–50 days, maintaining stable soil moisture throughout the growing period. This reduces drought stress, encourages continuous growth and significantly lowers irrigation frequency. ONE APPLICATION SUPPORTS THE ENTIRE GROWING SEASON Nanotern remains effective through 4–5 complete irrigation cycles, allowing a single application to provide season-long water management. Its superior durability makes it a more economical and reliable solution than conventional water-retaining crystals that degrade or lose performance quickly. IMPROVES NUTRIENT EFFICIENCY & HELPS INCREASE YIELD Stable moisture enables plants to absorb nutrients more efficiently, reducing fertiliser losses and supporting healthier root systems. Field trials have demonstrated up to 25% higher crop yields and up to 50% lower irrigation requirements under suitable growing conditions. NATURAL, NON-TOXIC & FULLY BIODEGRADABLE Made from natural cellulose-based polymers, Nanotern contains no heavy metals or harmful substances. It naturally biodegrades in approximately one year, leaving no toxic residues in the soil while supporting environmentally responsible agriculture. VERSATILE USE ACROSS GROWING CONDITIONS: Compatible with various agricultural applications including outdoor gardens, greenhouse cultivation, hydroponic systems, and desert plant care in all climate zones EASY APPLICATION No specialist equipment is needed. Simply mix Nanotern into the soil. Suitable for hobby gardening, hydroponic farming, industrial farming, cacti, and greenhouses.