Leaving the grass blades behind when using a robotic lawnmower or mulch gives the effect of natural fertilization. Decomposition of mowed grass into useful nutrients is done by microorganisms. The presence of additional carbon contributes to the growth of bacteria, which is ensured by the use of a special fertilizer rich in humic acids and bacteria in ecofertis.
Humic acids (humic acids) help plants to absorb many trace elements (manganese, iron, copper, zinc) as well as calcium and phosphates from the soil. The interaction of trace elements and carbon in humic acids ensures a more diverse and better soil biota, which in turn contributes to plant development and disease resistance.
NPK (CaMgS) 8-3-6 (+ 5 + 3 + 10) + iron + humic acids
Consumption rate
50-120g / m2.
