Smart lawn care firm Rachio introduces new non-toxic lawn care plan
Author : Saipriya Iyer | Published Date : 2020-02-28
US-based natural and sustainable yard care products company, Rachio recently announced to move further into the lawn care space with the introduction of Rachio Thrive, a new d2c lawn care plan.
For the record, Lawn Champion, the first Rachio Thrive product was designed to replace traditional fertilizers as they are synthetic and harmful for pets and infants. The new Thrive kit offers complete lawn nutrition with natural lawn care treatment and a customized application schedule suited to the specific lawn needs of each customer.
Lawn Champion is a significant alternative to the toxic chemicals and traditional pesticides that are currently being used on yards and gardens. The product uses a combination of nutrients and microalgae to bring a healthy balance back to the soil. It also aids in better growth and sustained health of the yard over the long-term. This treatment has the ability to restore the natural chemistry of the soil. It works at the root level to strengthen plants and grass to protect them against drought, requiring less human involvement down the line.
A one-size-fits-all approach to lawn care generates unnecessary waste. Rachio instead focused upon creating tailored nutrition plans and recommends the appropriate amount of Lawn Champion utilization for the lawn size, ensuring there’s no waste or pollution.
The Yard Analyzer Tool offered by Rachio provides consumers with a data-driven take on yard care and aids in determining the right amount of natural nutrients for specific lawns. Rachio Thrive is most effective when used with the smart sprinkler controller by Rachio. It adjusts to the local seasons, weather, and customer targets for more effective watering of the yard.
Chris Klein Co-Founder and CEO of Rachio was reported to say that all of the products in the company’s ecosystem work together to provide better convenience and control to produce healthy and beautiful plants, as well as grass, and make more efficient use of water.
Source Credit: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rachio-adds-lineup-top-rated-140000395.html
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