Fertilizer «Shine» - is a microbial fertilizer aimed at restoring soil fertility, improving plant nutrition, and preventive protection against plant diseases, rot, and spotting.
It has a unique, wide spectrum of action, thanks to a unique complex of beneficial microorganisms, amino acids, enzymes, yeast, lactic acid, nitrogen-fixing and phosphate-mobilizing bacteria.
Basic properties:
- Increases plant immunity to diseases and resistance to temperature changes;
- Accelerates seed germination;
- Increases the shelf life and quality of your harvest;
- Destroys toxins, pesticides, nitrates accumulated in the soil;
- Fixes nitrogen in the soil, provides phosphorus nutrition to plants;
- Microorganisms “SHINE” produce natural antibiotics that suppress the growth of plant pathogens;
- Qualitatively improves the mineral nutrition of plants by processing them into digestible forms;
- Promotes earlier harvest, allows you to harvest several harvests per year;
- Recommended for cold regions;
- Has the property of increasing soil temperature.
Recommendations for use:
Watering - 25 g per 50 liters of water:
- 0.3-0.5 l per plant;
- 2.3 l per bush;
- 5-8 l per tree;
Apply 2 to 4 times a month.
Foliar feeding (spraying). Recommended for use with adhesive. - 25 g per 20 liters of water - 2 times a month.
Drip irrigation - 25 g per 100 liters of water - 2 to 4 times a month.
Microorganisms make soil fertile.
In the processes of restoring soil fertility and the formation of its porous structure, beneficial soil microorganisms play a major role. As a result of their activity, humus accumulates in the soil, which provides nutrition to plants that die and decompose under the influence of microorganisms and worms. In a sterile environment in which there are no microorganisms, the process of decomposition of plant residues does not occur.
According to the experience of many gardeners and vegetable growers, an increase in temperature by just two degrees allows one to extend the growing season and gives an increase in yield by 25% or more.
It is considered optimal to combine the construction of a warm ridge with the use of a greenhouse structure.
The basic principle of operation of such ridges is simple and is based on the following indicators:
- the decomposition of organic matter is always accompanied by the release of heat, which makes it possible to use the beds for planting heat-loving plants about a month earlier than standard dates;
- extending the active growing season of cultivated crops contributes to the formation of a better and more abundant harvest;
- the result of the decomposition of organic matter is the formation of a significant amount of nutrients, which has a positive effect on the growth, development and productivity of garden crops.
The increase in yield is due to the abundant release of carbon dioxide, which is also beneficial for plant cultivation. On warm ridges, vegetable crops grow as strong as possible and are practically not affected by late blight and many other common diseases.
The combined use of warm beds and the biological product “SHINE” in home garden vegetable growing can increase tomato yields by two to three times.
Arrangement of a warm bed
There are several options for warm beds: in a box, in a trench, combined.
The best time to make a warm bed is autumn. There is a lot of organic matter, grass, branches, leaves, stubble, and also more free time.
Method for starting a warm bed with a bacterial solution “Shine”
In order for the organic matter inside the bed to “ignite”, it must have a certain volume, composition and bacteria “SHINE”. The depth and width are at least 40 cm, and the length can be any. For drainage, finely chopped branches are placed on the bottom, then organic matter with fresh manure and soil is laid in layers, there must be at least 2 layers, and all this is generously spilled with a bacterial solution.
To start, you need to dilute 25 g of “SHINE” powder in 10 liters of non-chlorinated water at a temperature of 25-30 degrees, leave for 5-7 hours in a dark place and pour plenty of organic matter on the garden bed.
The consumption rate is calculated as 25 g of powder - a bed with a size of 40x40x300 cm, or 0.3-0.4 m3 of organic matter.
Repeat the procedure in a week. Cover the bed with polyethylene. Then, when planting plants, apply the solution according to the instructions for watering.
Planting of seedlings can be done no earlier than 3 weeks after starting the bed. This is due to the increase in temperature, which is formed during the biodestruction (biodegradation) of organic residues by bacteria up to 35 - 45 ° C. After this time, a hole is dug for planting seedlings.
It is important to provide an air cushion at the bottom of the bed, which will help retain heat on cold nights and frosts. It can be made from plastic bottles, placing them tightly on the bottom, or from a layer of expanded clay, or from logs; they should not be rotten. Insulate the soil on top with lumber, and install a greenhouse above the holes.
It is also possible to install warm beds every year in a new place, so in a few years your entire garden will be fertilized with fertile trenches with nutritious compost.
Effective start-up of a warm bed should be carried out at an ambient temperature of +12 C.
Recommendations for plant species:
- For cucumbers, make a bed in the form of a trench, because they are more demanding in terms of maintaining moisture in the soil
- For tomatoes and peppers, i.e. warm-loving crops - we recommend a box Rules for laying organic matter in warm beds:
- Alternate dry residues with wet ones;
- Alternate carbonaceous materials with nitrogenous ones;
- Grind large residues;
- Dry fresh grass first, otherwise it will rot.
Examples of carbonaceous materials are bark, leaves, straw, sawdust, shavings, paper, cardboard, fabric.
Examples of nitrogenous materials are fresh grass, manure, droppings, and food waste.
Regulating the temperature in a warm bed:
When the temperature rises, it is better to cool the bed by watering, without the use of bacteria.
