An unexpected life hack turns fragile pepper and tomato sprouts into invulnerable giants.
Experts reveal a little-known trick that unlocks hidden plant reserves.
With the appearance of the first loops of seedlings, experienced gardeners refuse traditional fertilizers.
Nitrogen fertilizers, phosphorus and potassium remain on the shelf - there is enough nutrition in the soil. Instead, "live weapons" are used: communities of beneficial microorganisms.
Preparations with effective microorganisms (EM), such as Baikal M1, are becoming the main allies of plants.
Five strains of bacteria and fungi in the product create an invincible alliance.
Lactic acid bacteria suppress pathogens, yeasts stimulate growth, and photosynthetic species improve nutrient absorption.
The result is that the soil becomes a safe environment where roots can develop without interference.
The application technology is simple: 2 teaspoons of concentrate are diluted in a liter of water. Each seedling receives 2-3 spoons of solution. Microbes instantly attack harmful spores and fungi, freeing up space for young roots.
The effect is noticeable after a few days. The plants form a dense network of roots, the stems thicken, the leaves acquire a rich color.
Resistance to black leg and other diseases increases significantly.
An additional bonus is that microbes gradually convert organic matter into easily digestible humus, preparing the soil for future fertilizing.
The key is timing. Treatment in the loop phase gives the plant a start that will determine the entire season.
Those who use EM technologies harvest 20-30% more than usual.
The secret is no longer hidden: tiny helpers work wonders while the gardener calmly watches the lush growth of seedlings.
Author: Elena Shimanovskaya