HOW IT WORKS: As Nutrient Engine for Plants
- Microbes go into the soil, prepare food, reproduce, grow colonies around the root system of the plants, gradually build symbiotic relationship exchanging nutrients.
- Apart from supply of macro nutrients – Nitrogen, Phosphorus & Potassium in absorbable form, our microbes facilitate mobilization of several micronutrients as well.
- These microbes also enhance digestion of organic matters accelerating recycle of nutrients in the soil which results in a thriving population of beneficial microbes.
- Enhanced microbial activity improves soil organic carbon, aeration and water holding capacity thus building a biologically active soil that supports beneficial fungi, protozoa, nematodes, springtails and other organisms like earthworms who collectively optimise performance of the nutrient engine while maintaining the ecological balance.
- Microbes also provide a lot of enzymes, antioxidants, alkaloids to the plants that foster nutrient uptake, boost health and build systemic resistance to withstand pathogens.

















