The difference between fermentation using Shobu Ecotech tanks and general fermentation.
Advantages of Tori brand organic fertilizer
Tori fertilizer is fermented with technology from Japan (Shobu Ecotech) fermented with various types of microbial fermentation liquid. To increase the completeness of the fertilizer. Completely passed the fermentation process. Sterilized Free from mold It is different from general composting. Can be used along with chemical fertilizers. Helps increase soil fertility. Makes the soil airy, loose, and able to hold water and fertilizer better. and does not cause the soil to deteriorate There is no residue in the soil.
Helps build strong roots and stems that are not easily brittle and broken. Helps solve the problem of premature leaf loss, curled leaf edges, twisted stems, and long-lasting green leaves. Contains bacteria Bacillus siamensis that helps increase the number of plants per clump. More ears per cluster Reduce the percentage of disease caused by dry leaf sheaths, withered seeds, and white spotted seeds in rice.
The benefits of nutrients in Tori fertilizer
Macronutrients
Ntrogen (N) – Speeds up action.
Phosphorus (P) – Don’t forget the flowers and fruit.
Control (K) – Eat fast-growing, good-tasting fruit.
Secondary nutrients
Calcium (Ca) – enhances the absorption of nitrogen from the soil.
Magnesium (Mg) – Promotes seed germination.
Sulfur (S) – Builds chlorophyll and produces seeds.
Micronutrients
Iron (Fe) – Photosynthesis and food production
Manganese (Mn) – Promotes flower and fruit growth.
Kasi (Zn) – makes plant joints big and complete
Copper (Cu) – synthesizes chlorophyll.
Boron (B) – Promotes flowering and fruiting.
Sodium (Na) – helps form hosphoenolpyruvate.
Molybdenum (Mo) – fixes nitrogen in the soil.
Contains Bacillus siamensis bacteria that helps reduce the percentage of disease in plants.
Helps increase productivity and helps strengthen the roots.
White mold on organic fertilizer leaves
- It is a good conductor of microorganisms.
- Helps adjust the acidity-alkalinity or PH level in the soil.
- Help in the decomposition process of fertilizers
- Destroying useless microorganisms in the soil.
- Harmless to plants and humans.
"Fertilizer made from chicken manure" It is popularly used because it is affordable, but do you know that it has negative effects on plants?
Chicken manure can be obtained from raising broiler chickens in a farming system, which is raised on flat ground and uses litter for bedding. After the chickens eat their food, they will defecate on the floor mixed with litter. After the chickens are collected, the remaining chicken manure and litter in the farm will be sold to farmers for use.
The composted chicken manure, which has not undergone the fermentation process, may carry diseases, fungi, bacteria, and viruses. However, if the final batch of chicken manure from the cleaning of the barn is obtained, what we will get is soda ash, which is harmful to plants because it has an alkaline property that affects the plant roots.
When used on plants, it will result in a longer decomposing time than the plants can benefit from. Accumulated heat at the roots can cause plant death. During the decomposition of chicken manure, bacteria in the soil will extract nitrogen from plants to aid in fertilizing decomposition, causing the plants to lack nitrogen during that period, which can be a cause of yellowing leaves.
