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Contains mould of the genus Trichoderma.
Provides protection against root pathogens. Converts organic matter into HUMUS.
Absorbs Nitrogen from the air.
BACTREX is a dry, water-soluble powder with a large number of beneficial soil and root microbes (including 6 strains of Bacillus spp.), fungi (Trichoderma) and actinomycetes. These ingredients are specially selected for their favourable effect on soil structure and fertility. The specialized root bacteria are “packaged” in soluble Yucca extract and organic catalysts to guarantee rapid colonization and growth in the root zone.
Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms that depend on carbon (energy) from other systems for their survival. A select group of bacteria have specialized in obtaining energy from the fine uptake roots of plants (dead root cells, residual organic materials, etc). Rhizobacteria (root bacteria) increase the solubility of the minerals P, K and Ca. They bind atmospheric nitrogen and increase the availability to the roots of the fertilizers present. They also work as so-called mycorrhiza helpers. They prepare the way for mycorrhizae to develop in the root system. The bacteria in BACTREX are specially selected, cultivated and packaged by BIOTABS.EU to help growers promote the health and resilience of their plants. BACTREX only contains the bacteria listed.
In addition to the beneficial soil bacteria, BACTREX also contains various effective strains ofTrichoderma. Trichodermas are species of fungi that have the characteristic of living at the expense of certain other fungi, including fungi that cause diseases among some plants. For this reason,Trichodermas should always be used as a soil treatment or immediately after sowing or planting so that theycan consume these specific fungi before they cause disease. Research has shown that the combination of Trichoderma and mycorrhizae combines the advantages of both.
BACTREX contains 8 different bacterias, mould of the genus TRICHODERMA and humic acid.
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