Fertil Humus®
Benefits of Use:
- Aids in the decomposition of organic residues in soils
- Increases recycling of nutrients tied up in organic matter
- Aids in improving soil condition
- Helps to buffer harsh chemicals and degrade toxic compounds in soil
- Increases soil water retention
- Stimulates root growth
Deficiency Symptoms—When to Apply:
- Soil biology is poor or imbalanced
- Slow breakdown of organic matter
- Sandy soils needing stabilization by humus formation
- Poor water penetration or retention
- Chemical or toxic compound residues in the soil
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