why use WaterXtender

Benefits
Benefits of Using WaterXtender™:
- Helps Plants Survive During Drought Conditions: Avoid permanent wilting and the "point of no return" for a plant. WaterXtender™ conserves water in the soil through soil penetrants and wetting agents.
- Reduces Watering Frequency: When properly applied, WaterXtender™ reduces watering frequency by the impressive amounts below:
- 60-75% in potted plants
- 30-40% on lawns
- Holds Moisture Close to Plant Root System: WaterXtender™ promotes root growth. It holds water in the general area of a plant's root system, thus helping prevent water loss by percolating down past the roots.
- Keeps Lawns and Gardens Greener, Thicker, Healthier: WaterXtender™ feeds plants nutrients through bio-stimulation.
- Improves Soil Structure: WaterXtender™ improves soil health through providing nutrients and oxygen.
- Highest Quality/Proven Performance: Compared with similar products, WaterXtender™ boasts superior longevity and remains effective for two months.
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WaterXtender™ is a patented wetting agent and soil penetrant that also feeds the natural bacteria and microorganisms in your soil. This incredible mixology of this environmentally safe formula improves the soil by conserving water and supplying nutrients through bio-stimulation. It is not a fertilizer. It uses nature’s inborn ability to feed the soil and retain water, which creates a healthier growing environment.
In gardening, horticulture and agriculture, WaterXtender™ is the right choice in feeding your lawn and garden.

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Tested in all types of soil including sand, silt, and clay, WaterXtender™ is effective on lawns, gardens, potted plants, and houseplant pots. WaterXtender invigorates your plant roots with moisture and additional nourishment. When applied or tilled into soil, WaterXtender’s special formula creates a healthy environment for native bacteria that supplies nutrients for all types of plants and lawns.

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WaterXtender™ comes in liquid form and must be mixed thoroughly in a watering can or sprayer. Apply directly on the soil until wet. Water thoroughly to ensure that WaterXtender can penetrate the soil. Continue watering plants as usual for increased growth. You may also reduce water to conserve water while keeping the plant green and healthy.

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Soil with WaterXtender™ needs less water than your typical soil. Water your lawn and garden less often and save on your water bill. Areas with severe drought are raising water rates. Use less water and keep your lawn green with WaterXtender. You can save 50% off your water bill!

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California Water District's Turf Rebate Program Dries Up - July 9, 2015
SOLUTION: WaterXtender™ is a Great Alternative

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California announced Thursday it is ending it rebate program for replacing lawns with drought tolerant vegetation.

Money for turf rebates is drying up, and Southern California’s largest water supplier is no longer accepting applications. The $2-per-square-foot rebate program is the largest of its kind in the country, officials say.

Despite more than a fourfold increase in the conservation budget, the supply of rebate money could not keep up with demand.
1. Metropolitan Water District’s water conservation programs budget, including turf rebates, started last year at $40 million. In December, officials increased it to $100 million. In May, it was increased to $450 million.
2. Of the $450 million, $390 million was for turf rebates and $60 million was set aside for water-saving appliances such as toilets, clothes washers and weather-based irrigation control systems.
3. All the turf rebate money has been claimed – allocated to homeowners and businessesthat are ripping up or plan to rip up grass and install new landscaping between now and next spring. There’s already a waiting list to replace projects that drop out.
4. The Metropolitan Program serves 19 million people, including Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego counties. In Orange County, homeowners and businesses have removed 18 million to 20 million square feet of turf in the past two years, said Rob Hunter, the general manager of the Municipal Water District of Orange County, which oversees the turf rebate program for most of the county. Hunter doubted that Metropolitan would allocate any more money to turf rebates during the next year.