Uses:

• treating seeds and the roots of planting material;
• foliar feeding during the growing season;
• spraying the soil before sowing;
• root feeding during the growing season;
• speeding up the breakdown of stubble and straw residues;
• increasing yields and improving crop quality.

Application rates:

• Foliar feeding: during intensive growth, 2–3 times per season. Rate: 3.0 l/ha
• Feeding by watering: during the growing season, every 7–10 days. Rate: 1.0 l per 300–400 l of water
• Seed treatment (coating): 2.0 l per 1 tonne of grain.
• Root treatment of seedlings: solution with water at 1:100.
• Soil enrichment by spraying, depending on soil properties: 5.0–10.0 l/ha

Benefits for plants:

• Stimulates root development and speeds up further growth;
• Improves seed germination and seedling survival;
• Activates plant immunity and boosts photosynthesis and respiration;
• Anti-stress effect – increases tolerance to adverse weather, toxins and pollution;
• Improves harvest quality and increases vitamins and valuable micronutrients in fruit and vegetables;
• Can be used throughout the plant’s growing cycle;
• Helps plants cope with stress when pesticides are applied.

Benefits for soil:

• Increases soil biological activity, balances the natural rhizosphere microflora and promotes beneficial microorganisms, including nitrogen-fixing ones;
• Improves the soil’s water-holding capacity; heavy clay soils become looser;
• Builds a fertile layer in problem soils;
• Helps clean the soil of pathogenic bacteria and microorganisms, fungal pathogens and nitrates;
• Enriches depleted soil and “gets it working”, building a fertile layer and increasing humus;
• Substrate with added sapropel retains moisture better, so it needs watering less often;
• A natural sorbent – it “binds” organic compounds and substances and protects them from leaching.