Living Soils Organic Dry Amendment Fertiliser Bundle (3 x 400ML)

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In this mix we’ve added a small amount of dolomite lime for additional calcium and magnesium plus diatomite to provide more silicon in your substrate to enhance K, P and Ca uptake and further improve yields.

Incorporate as a top dressing when your plant first starts flowering to maximise available P & K. Add it to the top of your growing media and water in well after application. Like bacteria, fungi also lives in the rootzone and helps make nutrients available to plants. For example, Mycorrhizae is a fungi that facilitate water and nutrient uptake by the roots and plants to provide sugars, amino acids and other nutrients. Protozoa If growing long term in containers, a regular top dressing of amendments and a fresh layer of compost at the start of bloom and again at the end of each cycle keeps everything status quo. If adding some inputs you didn’t have in the soil initially; top dressing is also ideal. Compost teas have been widely used and recommended within the no-till scene. If using compost teas, we suggest making a compost extract instead of a brew. Add compost to water, agitate thoroughly, and then apply straight away. This allows microbial development in the soil, not in a tub of bubbly water. The same can be said about instant microbial teas, which are equally effective.Recommendations. Analysis tests offer you advice on what to add. The lab won’t call out a specific product, but the recommendations will let you know how much of a particular nutrient or element you will need to add.

Organic Bat guano, Organic Scottish Seaweed, sterilised Bone meal, mined Sulphate of potash, Dolomite Lime, Diatomaceous earth. Soil is the foundation of life — especially plant life. Rich in nutrients, it gives plants the essential elements for healthy growth and bolsters their resilience against pests and diseases. In nature, the earth is brimming with tiny microscopic lifeforms, which are an integral part of the ecosystem.With consistent applications of compost and organic amendments, poor dirt can become a healthy one. Returning dead plant material to the soil where organisms can recycle it keeps the nutrient cycle going and keeps it alive. She is originally from Engcobo, Eastern Cape, but moved to Cape Town as a teenager where she completed her schooling. She is a dynamic individual who started her own business as a hairstylist in 2005. She conducted her business for 15 years, but decided to further her education when she discovered the AgroEcology Academy where she completed her studies. Phuthuma was happy to be one of the twenty people chosen among the three hundred applications. The most important element in your garden is one that is often overlooked, ignored, and forgotten. And it’s right under your feet.