OM SOIL ACTIVATOR
Benefits of Use:
- Helps to improve the soil environment for aerobic biological growth and diversity
- Builds biological humus development in all soil types
- Flocculates clay particles in soil for better aeration and soil tilth
- Increases water-use efficiency
- Buffers salts in high alkaline or sodium soils
- Increases nutrient availability at all soil pH levels for easier plantuptake
- Encourages root mass development and root depth penetration
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