How our Under Path Inhibitor works
Trees take a lot of water from soil. When the soil becomes dry, pressure is created which causes it to move towards moister soil in the area (a process called matric suction). Sometimes, this shift can be dramatic and anything above it can easily become damaged—paths, driveways, pipes and properties. These can be incredibly expensive to fix.
Our Under Path Inhibitor has a pH level that is unsavoury to tree roots, which causes them to avoid the compound and find moisture elsewhere. By adding a layer of Under Path Inhibitor under your path, there’ll be no roots to disturb the soil, which keeps it secure.
