The concept of root feeding has been around for decades. Professionals have been doing root feeding for businesses and homeowners for years. The Ross Root Feeder was the only root feeder with a fertilizer bottle that is designed, priced and sold in the DIY market.. The Ross has been sold in lawn and garden centers and discount stores for many years. In our opinion The Grow More Root Feeder is simply a better design. It is built stronger, easier to use and more versitile. Compare the differences!
The Grow More Root Feeder |
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The Ross Root Feeder |
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42" Tall |
Size |
30" Tall |
Heavy Duty Chrome Plated Pipe Steel
Virtually Industructible!
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Probe |
Tube Steel |
Tube Steel w/Foam Cushion |
Handles |
Plastic |
Upright position easier on back & legs
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Ergonomics |
Must bend over to operate
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Foot Pegs make insertion much easier |
Ease of Use |
No Foot Pegs |
Holds 2 lbs of Dry or 37 oz of liquid products |
Feeder Bottle |
Must use Ross Refills |
Dry watersoluble fertilizer 1 TBS/Gallon of Water
Liquid products: 4 settings; 1 tsp to 1 oz/gal |
Rate of Product Distribution |
Not Adjustable |
Use practically any brand of dry or liquid product.
Fertilizers, systemic insecticides, liquid iron, organic products, soil amendments and much more.
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Product Availibility |
Must use Ross Refills |
If the product belongs on the roots, you can practically use any product or any brand with
The Grow More Root Feeder!
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Product Brand Variety
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Ross has several different types of refills, but you are limited to their products.
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The Ross Root Feeder is a great concept and has been around for years. The Grow More Root Feeder is simply a better tool. Our root feeder has a better ergonomic design, with the ability to inject any dry water-soluble product or liquid product on the market, directly to the root zone. Many of the products found in lawn and garden stores can be used with the Grow More Root Feeder.
In a survey by Harris Interactive, almost 80% of serious DIY Gardeners agree that using
The Grow More Root Feeder was better than surface applications.
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