Soil Conditioner ~ Improve your substrate

A soil conditioner is a substance that are added to soil to improve the quality of the soil. A soil conditioner is often used in plant cultivation to improve the soil which can result in higher yields a healthier crop. There are different types when it comes to a soil conditioner, each soil conditioner has its own unique properties.

Soil conditionerWorm Manure

A commonly used soil conditioner is vermicompost. This is compost made by worms. Worms eat organic material and break it down into nutrients that are more easily absorbed by plants. Vermicompost also contains beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health. It can be used as soil cover or mixed into the soil as a soil conditioner.

Bat manure

Bat guano is another popular soil conditioner used in plant cultivation. Bat guano products are the droppings of bats and is rich in nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. It can be used as a soil conditioner as well as a fertilizer to boost plant growth and yield.

What makes bat guano such a great soil conditioner is that it is a natural product. It is produced without the use of artificial chemicals or processes. This makes it a sustainable option for growers looking for a natural alternative to artificial fertilizers.

In addition, bat guano often contains beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health. These microorganisms help break down organic matter and make nutrients more available to the crop. This can lead to healthier plants and higher yields.

Mycorrhiza fungi

Mycorrhiza fungi is another interesting soil conditioner often used in plant cultivation. These fungi live in symbiosis with the roots of plants and help your crop better absorb nutrients from the soil. In return, the fungi receive sugars from the crop.

Mycorrhiza fungi form an elaborate network of fine filaments, also called hyphae, that extend into the smallest openings and pores of the soil. This allows your crop to absorb nutrients that would otherwise be inaccessible to plants.

In addition, mycorrhizal fungi can help improve soil structure. This is because the fungi break down organic matter, making the soil more aerated and permeable to water. This makes mycorrhiza fungi an excellent soil conditioner.

Fertilizers

Finally, there are fertilizers that can improve soil quality. These fertilizers contain nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Although they are effective in improving soil fertility, they can also be harmful to the environment if used in large quantities. Therefore, it is important to use them wisely and ensure a good balance between natural and artificial fertilizers. In plant cultivation, a soil conditioner is an important means of increasing yields and keeping plants healthy.

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A soil conditioner is a substance that are added to soil to improve the quality of the soil. A soil conditioner is often used in plant cultivation to improve the soil which can result in higher yields a healthier crop. There are different types when it comes to a soil conditioner, each soil conditioner has its own unique properties.

Soil conditionerWorm Manure

A commonly used soil conditioner is vermicompost. This is compost made by worms. Worms eat organic material and break it down into nutrients that are more easily absorbed by plants. Vermicompost also contains beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health. It can be used as soil cover or mixed into the soil as a soil conditioner.

Bat manure

Bat guano is another popular soil conditioner used in plant cultivation. Bat guano products are the droppings of bats and is rich in nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. It can be used as a soil conditioner as well as a fertilizer to boost plant growth and yield.

What makes bat guano such a great soil conditioner is that it is a natural product. It is produced without the use of artificial chemicals or processes. This makes it a sustainable option for growers looking for a natural alternative to artificial fertilizers.

In addition, bat guano often contains beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health. These microorganisms help break down organic matter and make nutrients more available to the crop. This can lead to healthier plants and higher yields.

Mycorrhiza fungi

Mycorrhiza fungi is another interesting soil conditioner often used in plant cultivation. These fungi live in symbiosis with the roots of plants and help your crop better absorb nutrients from the soil. In return, the fungi receive sugars from the crop.

Mycorrhiza fungi form an elaborate network of fine filaments, also called hyphae, that extend into the smallest openings and pores of the soil. This allows your crop to absorb nutrients that would otherwise be inaccessible to plants.

In addition, mycorrhizal fungi can help improve soil structure. This is because the fungi break down organic matter, making the soil more aerated and permeable to water. This makes mycorrhiza fungi an excellent soil conditioner.

Fertilizers

Finally, there are fertilizers that can improve soil quality. These fertilizers contain nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Although they are effective in improving soil fertility, they can also be harmful to the environment if used in large quantities. Therefore, it is important to use them wisely and ensure a good balance between natural and artificial fertilizers. In plant cultivation, a soil conditioner is an important means of increasing yields and keeping plants healthy.

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Aptus Aptus Substrate Buffer Powder
    Aptus Substrate Buffer Powder allows you to buffer your substrate to keep the pH stable longer and provide your plants with extra Calcium.

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    Geni Geni Activator
      With the Geni Activator, you have a soil improver that allows you to upgrade your substrate for multiple uses.

      Available in: Bucket of 4 kilograms....
      Ferro Ferro Humine-Ex
        With the Ferro Humine-Ex you have a unique and highly concentrated, environmentally friendly Humine & Fulvine extract based on natural humates.

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        ECOstyle ECOstyle AZ-Lime
          With the ECOstyle AZ-Lime corrects the acidity of the soil of your lawn, ornamental garden or vegetable garden.

          Available in: 2kg | 5kg | 10kg....
          BioGreen BioGreen Lime+
            With the BioGreen Lime + you have a PH regulator and a soil improver in one.

            Available in: 5 kilograms....
            Gout Gout Zym
            Gout Zym
            €28,95
              With the Gout Zym you have a powerful soil improver based on enzymes.

              Available in: 1 liter & 5 liter....
              Geni Geni Enzym
              Geni Enzym
              €20,10
                With the Geni Enzym you have an enzyme preparation based on 15 different enzymes.

                Available in: 1 liter | 5 liters....
                Geni Geni Lime
                Geni Lime
                €12,50
                  With the Geni Lime you have a high quality and pure lime addition in powder form.

                  Available in: Bucket of 5 kilograms....
                  Pokon Pokon Bio Lime
                    With the Pokon Bio Lime you improve the soil structure and counteract acidification of the soil.

                    Available in: 5kg & 10kg....

                    A soil conditioner is a substance that are added to soil to improve the quality of the soil. A soil conditioner is often used in plant cultivation to improve the soil which can result in higher yields a healthier crop. There are different types when it comes to a soil conditioner, each soil conditioner has its own unique properties.

                    Soil conditionerWorm Manure

                    A commonly used soil conditioner is vermicompost. This is compost made by worms. Worms eat organic material and break it down into nutrients that are more easily absorbed by plants. Vermicompost also contains beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health. It can be used as soil cover or mixed into the soil as a soil conditioner.

                    Bat manure

                    Bat guano is another popular soil conditioner used in plant cultivation. Bat guano products are the droppings of bats and is rich in nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. It can be used as a soil conditioner as well as a fertilizer to boost plant growth and yield.

                    What makes bat guano such a great soil conditioner is that it is a natural product. It is produced without the use of artificial chemicals or processes. This makes it a sustainable option for growers looking for a natural alternative to artificial fertilizers.

                    In addition, bat guano often contains beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health. These microorganisms help break down organic matter and make nutrients more available to the crop. This can lead to healthier plants and higher yields.

                    Mycorrhiza fungi

                    Mycorrhiza fungi is another interesting soil conditioner often used in plant cultivation. These fungi live in symbiosis with the roots of plants and help your crop better absorb nutrients from the soil. In return, the fungi receive sugars from the crop.

                    Mycorrhiza fungi form an elaborate network of fine filaments, also called hyphae, that extend into the smallest openings and pores of the soil. This allows your crop to absorb nutrients that would otherwise be inaccessible to plants.

                    In addition, mycorrhizal fungi can help improve soil structure. This is because the fungi break down organic matter, making the soil more aerated and permeable to water. This makes mycorrhiza fungi an excellent soil conditioner.

                    Fertilizers

                    Finally, there are fertilizers that can improve soil quality. These fertilizers contain nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Although they are effective in improving soil fertility, they can also be harmful to the environment if used in large quantities. Therefore, it is important to use them wisely and ensure a good balance between natural and artificial fertilizers. In plant cultivation, a soil conditioner is an important means of increasing yields and keeping plants healthy.