Roots. By Silver Bullet. 

There are products that protect your plants, and then there’s Silver Bullet Roots—a root defender so precise, so clinical, and so devastating to bacteria and fungus that you wonder if it hasn’t been trained in counter-terrorism. Developed by the horticultural masterminds at Silver Bullet, this is no generic garden centre gimmick. This is a formulation born in clean labs, tested by real growers, and approved by everyone from NASA to NATO (yes, really). Whether you’re nursing baby basil in a bedroom tent or pushing kilos of fruit out of a commercial greenhouse, Silver Bullet Roots is your line in the sand.

Root Rescue Squad. 

What makes Silver Bullet Roots a standout is its core technology - a proprietary fusion of hydrogen peroxide and silver ions.

Now, hydrogen peroxide on its own is pretty handy. It attacks bacteria with oxidising force, but it fizzles out quicker than a cup of tea at a staff meeting. The silver ions, however, are the magic dust. They cling to the outer shells of pathogens, breaking down their protective enzymes and exposing them to the hydrogen peroxide’s wrath.

The result? Pathogens die. Silver moves on. More oxygen is released. And your roots - previously battling rot, slime, or that odd grey mould that looks like a haunted duvet - are suddenly thriving.

Chlorine Free.

Let’s talk practicals. Silver Bullet Roots isn’t some shouty, all-or-nothing chemical apocalypse. It’s gentle - pH neutral, chlorine-free, non-corrosive, and as harmless to your plants as a cloud. You could, in theory, drink it. (Don’t. But you could.)

It doesn’t enter the plant, doesn’t affect taste or uptake, and doesn’t murder your equipment or stain your tank. In fact, it’s so non-dramatic in its presence that you’d barely know it was there - except for the glaring absence of diseases like pythium, fusarium, and powdery mildew. Use it preventatively, and you may never see those monsters again.

Hygienic Hydroponics.

When it comes to versatility, Silver Bullet Roots reads like the Swiss Army knife of hydroponics. Need to prevent problems in young plants? Mix at 4ml per 10L and spray or irrigate every 1–2 weeks. Got an outbreak of root rot? Crank it up to 8ml per 10L, dose again after 5 days, then scale back to your regular preventative schedule.

Seedlings and cuttings get the baby dose - just 2ml per 10L if all’s well, or 4ml if they’re already looking a bit peaky. You can even use it to flush your system - 2ml per 10L followed by a clean water rinse will keep your hydro setup cleaner than a whistle in a monastery.

Advanced Pathogen Resistance.

What’s even better is that Silver Bullet Roots lasts. One dose remains stable and active in your reservoir for up to five weeks. That’s a full month and a bit of pathogen prevention with no drop in performance.

Compare that to regular peroxide, which fades quicker than a polite laugh at a bad joke, and the value speaks for itself. In fact, thanks to its long activity and low dosage requirements, growers save up to 55% over time by switching to Silver Bullet. Which, let’s be honest, is money better spent on new kit, more nutrients, or simply not spending it at all.

Increased Oxygen Uptake.

And finally, the invisible cherry on the cake: oxygenation. As Silver Bullet Roots does its work, it releases fresh oxygen right into the root zone. This isn’t just nice - it’s transformative.

More oxygen means better nutrient uptake. Better uptake means stronger growth, faster results, and the sort of vigour that makes plants look like they’ve been hitting the gym. Combine this with its microbe-shattering capabilities and you're not just feeding your plants - you're fortifying them.

In short, Silver Bullet Roots is not a gimmick. It’s a piece of elite horticultural science, designed by growers, for growers. It defends, disinfects, oxygenates, and obliterates disease without ever putting your plant - or your harvest - at risk. Whether you’re deep in hydroponics or just want the cleanest, healthiest rootzone possible, this is the secret weapon your plants didn’t know they needed.