Trichoderma reesei BVO5 ≥ 1 x 107 CFU/ml
CFU/ml – colony forming unit per millilitre
108,90 €with VAT
The wall of straw is made of cellulose (35-45%), hemicellulose (20-30%) and lignin (about 15%). These three layers are intertwined and support each other.
It’s not an onion – it can not be peeled layer by layer. This requires microscopic BOND fungi to break down these complex polymer compounds. Unlike other micro-organisms, BOND fungi do not use soil resources for decomposition but take them from the straw and leave them in the soil. This results in the formation of more humus.
The wall of straw is made of cellulose (35-45%), hemicellulose (20-30%) and lignin (about 15%). These three layers are intertwined and support each other.
It’s not an onion – it can not be peeled layer by layer. This requires microscopic BOND fungi to break down these complex polymer compounds. Unlike other micro-organisms, BOND fungi do not use soil resources for decomposition but take them from the straw and leave them in the soil. This results in the formation of more humus.
Trichoderma reesei BVO5 ≥ 1 x 107 CFU/ml
CFU/ml – colony forming unit per millilitre
Use AFTER HARVESTING
Use BEFORE SOWING SUMMER CROPS