Tuesday, January 26, 2010
INCREASE PLANT YIELD WITH BENEFICIAL BACTERIA IN HYDROPONICS SYSTEMS
One of the advantages of growing plants in a hydroponics environment is improved disease management. One of the reasons for this benefit is that the soil mediums available on the market are often sterile or contain very little beneficial bacteria. Unfortunately, yield may greatly suffer.
It is very well established soil science that beneficial soil bacteria provide a number of symbiotic benefits to plants including:· Nitrogen fixation· Disease suppression· Transport of nutrients to root zone· Soil aeration· Soil moisture retention· Decomposition of organic matter thereby making macro and micronutrients available to plants.
In a sterile soil environment these benefits do not exist or are greatly diminished. In an effort to maintain yield, a grower will normally add more fertilizer; which in turn raises salts, thereby further killing the few colonies of bacteria in the soil medium.
There is a better alternative: it is called Quantum Growth (Inoculaid), a new blend of living beneficial microorganism specifically compounded to provide all the features mentioned above. As a result, growers who use Quantum Growth tell us that they have cut nitrogen fertilizer applications by as much as 70% without any effect on yield. Other growers report significantly higher nutrient uptake, (reflected in tissue sample laboratory analysis). Our growers also say that since they have introduced Quantum Growth in they nurseries, incidence of fungal and bacterial diseases have virtually disappeared.Quantum Growth is composed of more than 30 strains of living beneficial bacteria. Meaning that the bacteria are active (not spores) and immediately provide benefits; unlike other competitors, whose products often contain growth inhibitors and whose bacteria are inactive until immersed in a perfect growth medium.
Quantum growth also has a shelf life of several years when sealed properly. This is important for the small grower who may not use the gallon container all at once. If you desire healthy, disease resistant plants and higher yields, consider Quantum Growth beneficial microorganism. You will be a covert in no time.
For more information, log on to http://www.smartfarmingsolutions.com/
It is very well established soil science that beneficial soil bacteria provide a number of symbiotic benefits to plants including:· Nitrogen fixation· Disease suppression· Transport of nutrients to root zone· Soil aeration· Soil moisture retention· Decomposition of organic matter thereby making macro and micronutrients available to plants.
In a sterile soil environment these benefits do not exist or are greatly diminished. In an effort to maintain yield, a grower will normally add more fertilizer; which in turn raises salts, thereby further killing the few colonies of bacteria in the soil medium.
There is a better alternative: it is called Quantum Growth (Inoculaid), a new blend of living beneficial microorganism specifically compounded to provide all the features mentioned above. As a result, growers who use Quantum Growth tell us that they have cut nitrogen fertilizer applications by as much as 70% without any effect on yield. Other growers report significantly higher nutrient uptake, (reflected in tissue sample laboratory analysis). Our growers also say that since they have introduced Quantum Growth in they nurseries, incidence of fungal and bacterial diseases have virtually disappeared.Quantum Growth is composed of more than 30 strains of living beneficial bacteria. Meaning that the bacteria are active (not spores) and immediately provide benefits; unlike other competitors, whose products often contain growth inhibitors and whose bacteria are inactive until immersed in a perfect growth medium.
Quantum growth also has a shelf life of several years when sealed properly. This is important for the small grower who may not use the gallon container all at once. If you desire healthy, disease resistant plants and higher yields, consider Quantum Growth beneficial microorganism. You will be a covert in no time.
For more information, log on to http://www.smartfarmingsolutions.com/
Labels: beneficial bacteria, reduce fertilizer, soil aeration, soil remediation, yield
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