ESSENTIAL – Bio Nutrient
One of the benefits of organic soil is to add carbon, which promotes the growth of friendly microorganisms. Plant deficiency diseases are less likely to take hold in plants grown in soil high in organic matter (compost). Organic soil holds water more efficiently because organic matter binds soil particles together. Organic soil will not burn delicate plant root structures like chemical fertilisers do, eventually creating lifeless soil. Organic soil releases nutrients to plants slowly as the plants need it.
Plant nutrients are the chemical elements that are essential to the nourishment of plant health. Essential plant nutrients fall into three categories, all of which are based on the amount a plant needs, not the importance of the individual elements. Each plant nutrient performs a crucial role in plant growth and development. The three categories of essential plant nutrients are primary nutrients, secondary nutrients, and micronutrients.
Essential Natural Bio-Nutrient is a slow release natural/organic fertiliser derived from the fermentation process of organic food. This advanced high-speed fermentation technology uses reclaimed food such as vegetables, fruits, chicken, duck, beef, seafood and other organics without harming or polluting Mother Earth. It reduces carbon footprint & helps to combat global warming.
NPK + Trace Elements ≥ 18%
Amino Acids, Organic Matter, Humic Acids, Magnesium
Suitable for vegetables/leafy trees, flowers and fruiting trees
Difference Between
Plant Food &
Fertiliser BioOrganic
Macronutrients
are divided into two classes: primary and secondary. The three primary macronutrients are nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K); all are required in relatively large quantities by plants. The secondary macronutrients, calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and sulfur (S), are required in lesser quantities relative to the primary category.
Micronutrients
are required by plants in far smaller quantities than any macronutrient. Micronutrients required by plants include zinc (Zn), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), copper (Cu), boron (B), molybdenum (Mo), and chlorine (Cl). Relative to the macronutrients, micronutrients are required in trace quantities.
Effects and benefits in agriculture and farming There are a wide range of applications for Effective Microorganisms (EM), both in conventional and organic agriculture. The EM technology in farming and agriculture creates an optimum environment in the soil and on foliar surfaces, while simultaneously activating the organisms in the soil, resulting in faster heating of the soil and an earlier start of the growing season in spring.
Benefits of EM
• Increase in humus formation
• Improved soil condition leading to reduced erosion
• Faster heating of soil
• More vital and resistant plants
• No groundwater pollution
• Rich yield of high-quality food
EM is for Effective Microorganisms
Microorganisms are tiny units of life that are too small to be seen with the naked eye and they exist everywhere in nature. Microorganisms are crucial for maintaining the ecological balance. They carry out chemical processes that make it possible for all other organisms including humans to live. There are friendly guys of the microbial worlds known as beneficial microorganisms and a not so friendly group called pathogens that are harmful and capable of producing disease, decay and pollution.
EM the Natural product
• EM is the trade mark used to identify this particular mixture of beneficial organisms
• EM is a combined culture of aerobic microorganisms (requiring oxygen to survive) and anaerobic (requires no oxygen to survive) that co-exist together to the mutual advantage of both (symbiosis).
• EM combines with the existing microorganisms within the soil. They work together to build a healthy living soil.
• EM is not toxic or pathogenic and is proven safe for humans, animals and the environment
Soil and plants receive much more than just the primary nutrients. With natural organic fertilizers, they receive organic matter containing millions of beneficial microbes (bacteria, fungi and protozoa) that help improve soil structure for better moisture retention, nutrient retention, aeration and drainage. They receive secondary and trace nutrients as well as vitamins, minerals, and plant growth hormones that promote plant growth and improve resistance to insects, diseases and climate extreme
(Recommended to use Mokasaku – Wood Vinegar for best results)
BioOrganic natural organic ingredients include: blood & bone meal. It is for all of the above reasons that we have always used natural organic raw material as the primary source of nutrition for our EM digestion.
For Vegetables 150g/m2
– Mixed with topsoil before farming
– Each application effective up to 3 weeks
For Fruit Plants 5kg/Plant
– Mix top soil before farming
– Effective up to 3 weeks