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Product Name: The nutrient soil of BioPeregnoy : Extra

Product Description

Purposed for:For propagation of vegetables, green and leaf seedling, flowers and decorative plants. This nutrient soil, produced from the well-decomposed cattle manure, is ready for use. Biophil and physiologically active ingredients of the nutrient soil allow for increasing the output of high-quality goods, increase the content of dry substance, vitamin C, sugar, amylopectin and fats in the fruit. Use of the nutrient soils decreases susceptibility to various diseases, prolongs the shelf-life of vegetal goods. This soil is recommended for growing agricultures and other crops, purposed for the diet and baby food manufacture.

Extra

Clean, specially treated humus


Price

Initial price for 2.5 litres 9 rubles
Initial price for 5 litres 17 rubles
Initial price for 10 litres 29,9 rubles
Initial price for 50 litres 132 rubles Order…
These are dealer prices. For other prices please see the price-list
Composition:

Clean decomposed manure after anaerobic treatment.
Nitrogen (N) – not less than 500 mg/l;
Phosphor (P2O5) - not less than 500 mg/l;
Potassium (K2O) - not less than 500 mg/l;
Microelements: Zn, Cu, Mn, Mo, B, Fe, pH 6.5-7.0
Humidity does not exceed 65%

Pre-packing:

Polypropylene packs of 2.5, 5, and 10 litres;
Polypropylene sacks of 50 litres;
In bulk.

Method of use:

Fill the planter beds with the nutrient soil and even the surface. Pour with
water. Plant the seeds. Strew the seeds with the soil: small seeds can be
covered with a layer of soil up to 2 mm thick, large seeds – up to 5 mm. Cover
the planter beds with the plastic film or glass and leave until the sprouts
appear. Pour the coming-up sprouts regularly with warm water. Transplant the
seedlings at the stage of 4-6 leaves. When transplanting seedlings into hollows
or furrows, add 2.5-3 kg of the nutrient soil per 1 m2. During growing, the
plants are recommended to fertilize with the liquid dressing of BioPeregnoy

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Mull is a set of soil organic components, forming as a result of decomposition and humification of vegetational remains. Mull is also called humus.

In the beginning of the century mull was thoroughly studied by the scientists of... more