No artificial stuff. Only a billion of nature's little helpers.
Our microbes heal the soil and help your plants grow.
- Bacteria - disease suppression, nutrient cycling, plant growth, productivity
- Fungi - decomposition of organic matter, enhance nutrient uptake, enhance stress tolerance
- Protozoa - release nutrients for plants, regulate and prey on plant parasites
Our microbes are grown in small batches, to order, right here in NZ.
This means that our microbes adapt to our changing seasons and growing conditions, and are perfectly suited for your garden.
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