Soil conditioner with Effective Microorganisms

A strong root can only thrive in healthy soil, and a vital plant can only grow from a healthy root. Soil conditioners, also known as soil additives, are a means of promoting soil revitalization and thus making a lasting contribution to keeping the soil healthy.

Another term for soil conditioner is bio-stimulant. Although, strictly speaking, a bio-stimulant is not the same as fertilizer, experts still speak of a fertilizing effect: although no nutrients are added to the soil, a bio-stimulant or soil conditioner helps to noticeably increase the availability of nutrients and therefore the fertility of the soil. Used regularly, all the plants in your garden will benefit - whether vegetable plants, berry bushes, ornamental plants, perennials or cut flowers. They are all encouraged to grow healthily and are also less likely to be attacked by pests. As their roots are also strengthened, they survive longer periods of drought (and periods of rain) better.

Our soil conditioner is added to the irrigation water and used like a liquid fertilizer. Naturally ecological: The principle is known from the Japanese "bokashi". Bokashi describes a composting or decomposition process in which mainly kitchen waste is fermented by adding Effective Microorganisms (EM) and in the absence of air. Unlike conventional compost, the organic material does not rot; all nutrients are retained and are additionally enriched with enzymes and vitamins. The recipe for our soil conditioner with Effective Microorganisms is closely based on the EM solution originally developed and used in Japan.