EM1 Microorganisms for Sale ( Used FOR Organic Gardening & Farming)

EM1 Microorganisms for Sale ( Used FOR Organic Gardening & Farming). Microorganisms for soil ( Used FOR Organic Gardening & Farming) EM​ FOR SALE * Microorganisms​ for Soil, turn dead soil to living soil 1/2 CUP ON 15L of water 5L Use Live Enzimes and Microorganisms for soilHave a Great Crop of Fruit or VegetablesThe Importance of Micro-Organisms in the SoilWhy Do We Need Soil Bacteria?Soil Micro-Organisms Are Responsible For:Transforming raw elements from one chemical form to another. Important nutrients in the soil are released by microbial activity are Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulphur, Iron and others.Breaking down soil organic matter into a form useful to plants. This increases soil fertility by making nutrients available and raising CEC levels.Degradation of pesticides and other chemicals found in the soil.Suppression of pathogenic micro-organisms that cause diseases. The pathogens themselves are part of this group, but are highly outnumbered by beneficial microbes.Types of Micro-organisms in SoilThere are several types of micro-organisms in soil that benefit plants. Together they make up an immense population of living organisms. One teaspoon of soil may contain millions of various types. Below is a list of common soil micro-organisms found throughout the world.Bacteria These are small, single cell organisms that make up the single most abundant type of microbe. They have a very wide range of conditions that they live in from the Arctic wastelands to the steaming waters of volcanic hot springs. In soils, they multiply rapidly under the proper conditions. When conditions are wrong for one species, it is right for another. This is not always a good thing since a balance is what is required.What is Organic Matter?It is a variety of natural substances including decomposed leaves, grass clipping, shed roots, wood chips, etc. Humus (well decomposed organic matter) is the richest source for plant growth. Organic matter comes in many different nutrient levels, especially Nitrogen. While soil microbes need carbon (C) to live, they also need the nitrogen contained in organic matter. Therefore, the Carbon to Nitrogen ratio (C:N) is very important.Problems with Low Nitrogen Organic MatterOrganic matter low in Nitrogen will also have a slower breakdown rate than organic matter with higher nitrogen levels. The microbes will consume the Nitrogen element first and the grass will get what is left over. So, organic matter high in carbon and low in Nitrogen will provide little nitrogen to the grass. However, if another N source is applied over the organic matter, it will speed up the decomposition.Therefore, the rule of thumb is to choose an organic matter with higher levels of nitrogen. Anything lower than four percent (4%) Nitrogen with high Carbon content should be considered a soil amendment and not a fertilizer. We are based in Pretoria, but we send all over the world and anywhere in South-Africa – from Gauteng to KZN Durban and the Cape Town. Currier or Postal or you can collect if you are in Pretoria. We are in Milfoil Road, Pretoria. We also make arrangements, should you want to visit on weekends and after hours. You are welcome to call and arrange to come to us. Thank you 082 856 9925 Our GPS coordinate : -25.716453, 28.002253 Milfoil Rd, Pretoria, 0001, South-Africa