BENEFICIAL MECROBE INOCULANT 

Bio-One Contains a blend of beneficial plant and ocean ferments that innoculates your plant root zone with diverse, salt tolerant beneficial microbes. The enhanced microbiome speeds up nutrient cycling and signalling while also protecting your plant from pathogens and disease.

• contains nutrient solubilizing bacteria and fungi
• increase uptake and bioavailability of minerals
• protects the plants from pathogens and disease
• enzymes breakdown any organic matter and biofilms
• creates a larger healthy root zone
• protects the plant from stress and nutrient imbalances

HOW TO USE - APPLICATIONS

Suitable for living soils, coco fibre, and hydroponics. pH stable and low ppm.

Seedlings and clone medias:

Dilute 0.5ml - 1ml per litre mix with water, inoculants, or starter nutrients

Grow and Bloom:

Dilute 0.5ml - 1ml per litre of water or add to diluted nutrient solution. Apply with every watering until flowers have begun to ripen.

Plant stress relief and soil rejuvenation:

Dilute 2ml per litre of water. Drench root zone and monitor soil or media moisture. Combine with Aloevate for best results.

This product contains live beneficial microorganisms that may create visible flakes in the concentrated soluble once exposed to air. This is normal in the live fermented solution and will not affect the products performance. Inline filters are recommended if using micro drippers.

Store under 35 degrees. Use within 12 months of opening. 

Independent tests found:

• 15% increase in dry weight yields 
• 14% increase in growth rate, and 
• 16% increase in stem diameter 
• 10% reduction in fertilizer usage
• Increased terpenes

What are biostimulants?

A biostimulant is a product used in agriculture to make nutrition more bioavailable for plants while improving their stress tolerance and enhancing the genetics of the seed stock. 

Instead of adding an extra substrate containing a certain percentage ratio of the nutrients plants need, a biostimulant works instead to improve the environment in which the plant is growing. 

Think of the last time you had a stomachache from eating a suspect meal. Instead of a spoonful of soothing pink chemicals to temporarily relieve the discomfort, the biostimulant would be like eating a cup of Greek yogurt to add good bacteria to fight the bad bacteria in your digestive tract. 

Biostimulants contain beneficial microorganisms that improve soil conditions. These could include beneficial bacteria and fungi, microbes from liquid manure composting, seaweed extracts, or humic and fulvic acids.

Healthy soil provides the environment roots need to provide adequate nutrients and water to plants. When the rhizosphere is a balanced fertile substrate, visual symptoms of stress in plants are reduced. This results in a greater crop yield at harve