COMPOSTS AND FERTILISERS SOIL LIFE 25KG


50% Organic matter. Inoculated with Trichoderma hazianum to protect roots against pathogenic root diseases plus fertile soil bacteria that improve soil fertility, converting nutrients into plant acceptable forms. A rich source of humus that improves soil structure and feeds the soil. Provides instant fertility to otherwise difficult soils for seed establishment and healthy plants.


Benefits


• Puts the micro-organisms where their natural home is - within the top 8cm of the soil


• Better and deeper root growth


• Releases locked up nutrients and trace elements (or conversion into a usable form)


• A general improvement in the health, colour and condition of trees and shrubs even during summer droughts and cold, wet, winter conditions. The nutrient 'buffer' of added humus retains moisture and a full range of nutrients not just nitrogen


• Improves the soil structure


• A better utilisation of fertiliser nutrients with virtually no leaching, phosphates are unlocked and humic acid is produced free


• Greatly improved germination and establishment of seed • Pellet formulation


• It is an ideal product to apply to dead and disinfected soils because it improves the absorbing capacity of all nutrients and stimulates better root development Application Rates:


Incorporate into seed beds or into hollow tine or micro tine holes on fine turf greens.


Apply under turf. Incorporate into disinfected soils or top dressings to restore beneficial biological balance.


Apply when planting trees and shrubs around roots. Apply at 10-20kg per 100m2


Product Code 310SOILL0500


Description Soil Life 25kg


Price £29.80 per 25kg .


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