Vermicompost (bio-manure) BioExpert Wholesale in 50 l bags.

Volume
2 cubic metres

Vermicompost (bio-manure) is the end-product of the breakdown of manure or organic waste by earthworms. It contains macro- and microelements, plant growth regulators (auxin, gibberellin), enzymes (phosphatase, catalase), humic and folic acids, and it is biologically active. The process of vermicompost formation facilitates the decrease of viruses and pathogenic microorganisms (salmonella) contained in the soil.

Most notable advantages of vermicompost:
1. Balanced composition and safety-in-use
2. High nutrient content:the product is rich in macro- and microelements, humic and folic acids. All the nutrients are accessible to the plant-soil-system.
3. Absence of weeds, pathogenic microflora, herbicide residues, heavy metals and radionuclides
4. High biological activity due to the presence of agronomically useful groups of microorganisms and biologically active substances, which positively affects the growth and development of plants and soil biota. While 1g of regular manure contains 150-350 million bacterial colonies, the bacterial colony count in the same amount of vermicompost is 100-200 billion.
5. Vermicompost is characterised by the neutral reaction of the medium, pH is in the range of 6.5-7.5.

1. Increasing soil fertility and improving soil structure
2. Providing the soil with living microorganisms that do their best to improve soil fertility in a natural way.
3. Restoring water and air regimes, improving soils by introducing beneficial soil microflora and their metabolites, which increases plant immunity and enhances development.
4. Improving the quality of crop yields, reducing the accumulation of nitrates (especially in vegetable products) and increasing the accumulation of sugar substances.
5. Reclaiming soils highly affected by chemical pollution (especially herbicides). Activated by soil microorganisms, herbicides remaining in the soil would decompose, and the unassimilated mineral fertilizers would get converted into a form accessible to plants, which increases the NPK assimilation coefficient.
6. Rehabilitating lands by applying organic fertilisers that creates a fertile soil layer containing humic and folic acids, micro- and macro elements and soil microflora. Up to transforming deserts into farmlands, like they do in the Arab East.

Potatoes - 200 g per hole
Strawberries - 150 g per bush
Grain crops - 200 g per 1 m², mixed with topsoil Tomatoes, cucumbers - 100 g per hole
Other vegetables and herbs - 500 g per 1 m², mixed with topsoil
Fruit trees - 2 kg per seedling
Berry bushes - 1.5 kg per hole, mixed with soil Houseplants - 2-3 tablespoons per plant once a month.
Application efficiency
Product group: for cottagers