Micro Carbon Technology® is a proprietary blend of extremely small organic carbon- and oxygen-rich molecules that act as a source of carbon and provide an ultra-efficient vehicle to move nutrients and other molecules into the plant through the soil and/or the leaves.
How does it work? Watch the video.
Products powered by Micro Carbon Technology® can be up to 10x more efficient than conventional fertilizers. Using MCT as the base, we have developed a full line of effective products for virtually every type of application. By building upon this base, the result is:
- Enhanced activity and diversity of beneficial soil microorganisms.
- Improved soil physical structure.
- Enhanced nutrient availability and uptake,
- Dramatically increased product use efficiency.
Our products rapidly deliver essential nutrition to your crop for optimal growth, fruiting, and vigor. The results are higher quality, increased yield, and maximum profit.
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For more information, go to our Micro carbon Technology® page.
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