Soil Fertility Pack

Introducing BetterPlants Soil Hero – Call today Yes, Microbes do work great once you use them right; we always advise adding a food source, like the packs in the picture, when spraying them. Why are Betterplants Microbes different and better? , let’s look at what’s in our product and what they do. Azospirillum sp., Azotobacter sp., Bacillus sp., Beijerinckia sp., and Paenibacillus sp. are all examples of beneficial soil microbes that can have a positive impact on plant growth and soil health. Azospirillum sp. and Azotobacter sp. are nitrogen-fixing bacteria, meaning they convert atmospheric nitrogen into a form that plants can use. This makes them vital contributors to soil fertility and can help reduce the need for synthetic nitrogen fertilizers. These bacteria can also produce plant growth hormones that stimulate root development and increase plant vigour. Bacillus sp. is a group of bacteria that can promote plant growth by improving nutrient availability, enhancing disease resistance, and producing enzymes that break down organic matter. These bacteria can also grow antibiotics that help control plant pathogens. Beijerinckia sp. is a nitrogen-fixing bacterium that can also contribute to soil fertility. It can also improve soil structure and water-holding capacity, making it easier for roots to grow deep and strong. Paenibacillus sp. is a group of bacteria that can help break down organic matter, improving nutrient availability and soil structure. They can also produce enzymes that help degrade pollutants in the soil, making them useful for soil remediation. Bio-stimulants and microbe food sources can help support the growth and activity of beneficial soil microbes. These products typically blend nutrients, enzymes, and other organic compounds that microbes need to thrive. A few don't Add to slurry Soil microbes are not designed for slurry tanks mixing the night before spraying Spraying in hot days Using without a food source like liquid seaweed