Biological soil treatment
A dual-action soil treatment for golf course turf. Live microbial populations paired with the metabolites they produce — applied to the root zone, not the leaf.
The limiting factor
It fails in the top four inches. Compaction, thatch, and depleted soil biology quietly cap what a fertility program can deliver, no matter how good that program looks on paper. Everything spent above ground is limited by what the root zone can actually do with it.
Most biological products ship live organisms and leave the rest to chance. Rhizera ships both halves: the organisms and the compounds they produce. Pre-fermented metabolites go to work on contact rather than waiting on colonization.
Rhizera does not replace a fertility program. It changes what the root zone can do with the inputs already budgeted — nutrient availability, infiltration, rooting depth.
Rhizera is manufactured in small batches by the company that formulated it, not licensed from a lab and sold under someone else's label. Call with a question about rates or tank compatibility and you reach the people who make it, not a distributor rep.
The formulation was put through a randomized, replicated field trial run by an independent contract research organization before it was offered commercially. The data is on the results page, including what it does and does not tell you about turf.
From the field
Describe the profile, the pressure, and the program already in place. Start there.
