Root Shock in Plants: What Happens Below the Surface
Root shock happens when a plant’s root system is disturbed or exposed to sudden changes in moisture, temperature, nutrient strength, oxygen, or growing conditions. In hydroponics and greenhouse production, stressed roots may absorb water and nutrients less efficiently, leading to wilting, slower growth, and reduced photosynthesis. Understanding what happens below the surface helps growers identify the real cause of plant stress and create better conditions for root recovery.
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