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on February 04, 2024

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Why I Love Microbes Part 1

Man, do I love microbes. Well, some microbes. The good guys. you can make or break a plant by providing or denying good soil microbiology. Within our soil you will find a rock/mineral component- this can vary from location to location, but it is the non-organic element in the soil. There is also the organic component. All gardeners work hard to make sure this is present by adding compost, sowing cover crops, etc. There is also a biological component- the microbes, bacteria, fungi, and tiny life forms that live in the soil. They are extremely important. Unfortunately, many practices that are employed in the modern landscape and garden have wiped them out. You can bring them back to healthy levels, so fear not. For our purposes today, let's define some of the terminology- When I speak of microbes, I am talking about the beneficial fungi and bacteria that exist in the soil. These microscopic warriors colonize the root systems of plants and aid in nutrient absorption ...

Disease Prevention Disease prevention is a key factor in ensuring the longevity and vitality of your plants. Harnessing the organic fertilizer, creates a formidable defense against garden ailments while fostering a flourishing ecosystem. Soil microbiology forms the foundation of a resilient garden. Beneficial microorganis ms, including bacteria and fungi, create a dynamic and balanced soil environment. This microbial community acts as a natural shield, suppressing harmful pathogens that can lead to plant diseases. Additionally, these microbes enhance nutrient availability, promoting robust plant health. Organic fertilizer, enriched with a diverse array of microorganisms, takes this defense to the next level. It provides a sustainable source of nutrients while fostering a thriving microbial ecosystem. This synergistic approach not only nourishes your plants but also creates a resilient environment that discourages the proliferation of soil-borne diseases. By incorporating organic fertil...

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