Arborist-developed root-zone supportMade by Branching Out Tree Service

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Better tree care without the guesswork.

RootFlow turns a five-gallon bucket into a slow, controlled watering system—and pairs it with Root Revitalizer Pro for practical root-zone support.

RootFlow five-gallon bucket drip kit
Root Revitalizer Pro — Engineered for Tree Planting Success. Designed for the Years That Follow

Easy as 1–2–3–4

Set it up. Let it work.

01

Install the spike

Drive the ground spike into the soil along the tree’s drip line.

02

Position the bucket

Set the bucket securely on top of the spike.

03

Mix & fill

Add 2–4 fl oz of concentrate per gallon of water and fill the bucket.

04

Refill with water

After emptying, refill with water only 1–2 times per week. During drought, refill twice weekly. Use only where soil can absorb water.

RootFlow™ + Root Revitalizer Pro™

Three essentials.
One bundle.

A 5-gallon RootFlow bucket, one gallon of RRP concentrate, and one ground-watering spike.

Start with the essentials. Refill when needed. Choose added root-zone support with a site assessment.

RootFlow five-gallon watering bucketRoot Revitalizer Pro one-gallon concentrate
RootFlow bucket + RRP concentrate + ground-watering spike.
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Root Revitalizer Pro™ 1-Gallon Refill

Keep your routine going

  • One gallon of RRP liquid concentrate
  • Supplied in a new 1-gallon bottle
Customer MSRP
$44.95
Ask about refills
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Premium Root-Zone Support Upgrade

Proposed · assessment required

  • Mycorrhizal product: quantity to be confirmed
  • Biochar: 3 lb proposed
  • Standard Bundle inclusion to be confirmed
Customer MSRP · proposed
$59.95
Discuss the upgrade

Choose with a site assessment.

Premium requires species and site assessment. Compacted clay, drainage issues, and decline need diagnosis. Proposed amounts are not universal tree doses.

Keep mycorrhizae and biochar separate from stored liquid concentrate.

Results vary based on species, soil conditions, weather, watering, root damage, site history, and existing stress level.

Healthy trees start below ground

Give your tree a better watering routine.

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