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"HIFAS mycorrhizae" (innovative preparation based on mycelium)
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Mycorrhizal fungi for plant roots
11.28€
Ex Tax: 9.25€
Ex Tax: 9.25€
"HIFAS mycorrhizae" contains several types of mycorrhizal fungi that enter into symbiosis with the roots of cultivated plants.
Mycorrhizal fungi for plant roots - an additional root network for vegetables and greens!
Forms a single system with plant roots, increases the area of the root system by 50-100 times, which gives plants additional strength, increases the supply of nutrients (including those produced by the fungi themselves) several times. Improves the absorption of nutrients, nitrogen and microelements, eliminates the need for chemical fertilizers.
Beneficial mycorrhizal fungi form an alliance with plant roots through their mycelial hyphae and act as a huge additional root network. This more effectively provides plants with water and nutrients and maximizes their growth potential. This is a sustainable and environmentally friendly way of feeding plants. Mycorrhizal fungi form a lifelong bond with the plant, bind carbon dioxide in the soil and improve its water capacity.
COMPOSITION: spores of endomycorrhiza Glomus proliferum, Glomus intraradices, Glomus etunicatum, Glomus mosseae, biological additives for maintaining the viability of mycorrhiza, biodegradable polyacrylamide gel in powder form.
Store in a dry place at room temperature. Permissible temperature differences: -15 ... +40°C.
Attention! The drug "HIFAS" is applied once and is not used for beets, cabbage, broccoli, turnips, radishes, mustard, amaranth and spinach.
Suitable for most vegetables and herbs growing outdoors and in greenhouses: tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, onions, carrots, basil, oregano, thyme, etc.
Mycorrhizal fungi for plant roots - an additional root network for vegetables and greens!
Forms a single system with plant roots, increases the area of the root system by 50-100 times, which gives plants additional strength, increases the supply of nutrients (including those produced by the fungi themselves) several times. Improves the absorption of nutrients, nitrogen and microelements, eliminates the need for chemical fertilizers.
Beneficial mycorrhizal fungi form an alliance with plant roots through their mycelial hyphae and act as a huge additional root network. This more effectively provides plants with water and nutrients and maximizes their growth potential. This is a sustainable and environmentally friendly way of feeding plants. Mycorrhizal fungi form a lifelong bond with the plant, bind carbon dioxide in the soil and improve its water capacity.
COMPOSITION: spores of endomycorrhiza Glomus proliferum, Glomus intraradices, Glomus etunicatum, Glomus mosseae, biological additives for maintaining the viability of mycorrhiza, biodegradable polyacrylamide gel in powder form.
Store in a dry place at room temperature. Permissible temperature differences: -15 ... +40°C.
Attention! The drug "HIFAS" is applied once and is not used for beets, cabbage, broccoli, turnips, radishes, mustard, amaranth and spinach.
Suitable for most vegetables and herbs growing outdoors and in greenhouses: tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, onions, carrots, basil, oregano, thyme, etc.
ADVANTAGES.
* Better and balanced growth
* Resistance to drought, stress and some root problems
* Saves water and fertilizers
* Abundant flowering, larger fruits and yield
* Increases the survival rate of transplanted plants
* Particularly suitable for poor, infertile soils.
HOW TO USE.
Add 10-15 g of dry mixture to the hole prepared for planting and plant the plant immediately. For already growing plants, make deeper holes in the substrate around the plant and add the mixture. It should come into direct contact with the roots of the plants. When sowing plants, form a 3 cm deep layer of the preparation under the seeds at a rate of 150 g / m2. Overdosing the product is impossible.
ATTENTION! It is not recommended to treat plants with systemic fungicides for 3 weeks after using the product. Avoid using excessive amounts of mineral fertilizers. They can be used, but large amounts of soluble fertilizers usually reduce the viability and effectiveness of mycorrhizal fungi.
