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MicrobeBio – Crop Protection – X Products

March 4, 2021
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MicrobeBio® X1 is packed with beneficial organisms that have a symbiotic relationship with the plant through its root system. Once applied, X1 organisms will dominate the root zone to significantly protect the root system from harmful nematodes. This “protection” allows the roots to grow freely and promotes the development of a healthy root system. MicrobeBio® [...]

MICROBEBIO® PRODUCTS GROWING CANNABIS AND HEMP

February 26, 2021
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MICROBEBIO® PRODUCTSGROWING CANNABIS AND HEMPWHY CHOOSE MICROBEBIO® PRODUCTS FOR CANNABIS AND HEMP: Deep down within the soil, there are a whole bunch of essential microbes that consists of fungi and bacteria. These microbes play a vital role in the overall development and growth of your cannabis plant. Having said that, the idea of bacteria aiding [...]

Sustainable Methods to Grow organic Rice in Vietnam

MICROBEBIO® PRODUCTS FOR GROWING ORGANIC RICE PLANTSI. RICE PLANT GROWTH STAGES There are tons of rice varieties in the market that the farmers should have different methods for growing rice plants. Therefore, the identification of the rice plant growth stages will help the farmers to prepare a reasonable plan for each season. GROWTH STAGES BBCH [...]

PROPRIETARY METHOD USING MICROBEBIO® MICROBIAL AND ORGANIC NUTRIENTS FOR THE RICE PRODUCTION

February 24, 2021
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PROPRIETARY METHOD USING MICROBEBIO® MICROBIAL AND ORGANIC NUTRIENTS FOR THE RICE PRODUCTIVITYI. RICE PLANT GROWTH STAGES There are tons of rice varieties in the market that the farmers should have different methods for growing rice plants. Therefore, the identification of the rice plant growth stages will help the farmers to prepare a reasonable plan for [...]

MICROBEBIO® PRODUCTS FOR GROWING ORGANIC RICE PLANTS

HOW TO HELP RICE PLANTS GROW BETTER AND PRODUCE MORE in Africa

February 23, 2021
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MICROBEBIO® PRODUCTSFOR GROWING ORGANIC RICE PLANTSI. RICE PLANT GROWTH STAGES There are tons of rice varieties in the market that the farmers should have different methods for growing rice plants. Therefore, the identification of the rice plant growth stages will help the farmers to prepare a reasonable plan for each season. GROWTH STAGES BBCH SCALES [...]

WHY MICROBEBIO SOIL MICROBES ARE VITAL FOR CANNABIS GROWTH IMPORTANCE OF MICROBEBIO PART 4

November 18, 2020
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WHY MICROBEBIO SOIL MICROBES ARE VITAL FOR CANNABIS GROWTH IMPORTANCE OF MICROBEBIO PART 4 Importance of MicrobeBio products on Fungi for Growing Cannabis You might be thinking that fungi are different from microbes and you are not wrong. But they also serve the same purpose and assist in the growth of cannabis. For instance, one [...]

WHY MICROBEBIO SOIL MICROBES ARE VITAL FOR CANNABIS GROWTH AEROBIC OR ANAEROBIC PART 3

November 15, 2020
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WHY MICROBEBIO SOIL MICROBES ARE VITAL FOR CANNABIS GROWTH AEROBIC OR ANAEROBIC PART 3 Based on whether microbes consume oxygen or not, they are classified as aerobic or anaerobic. Anaerobic microbes are the one that does not require oxygen for metabolic processes. Moreover, most of these microbes are classified as non-beneficial and can also be [...]

PART 2 WHY MICROBEBIO SOIL MICROBES ARE VITAL FOR CANNABIS GROWTH HOW CANNABIS PLANTS AND MICROBE

November 11, 2020
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How Cannabis Plants and Microbes Work Together? Now that you understand that microbes provide essential nutrients to plants in their soil, let us discuss how the relationship between cannabis plants and microbes play out in the soil. Plants require enough amount of nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorous to survive. And this is where microbes come into [...]

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Why microbebio soil microbes are vital for cannabis growth? PART 1

November 11, 2020
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Everyone knows that plants need water, light, and nutrients to grow. However, recent scientific development in the area has shown how soil microbes can boost the growth of cannabis and take its health to the next level. Growers in increasing numbers are getting to know that their plants need soil microbes to maximize their [...]

MicrobeBio Hydroponic Beneficial Microbes can Increases cannabis Roots Growth Up To 600%

October 14, 2020
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Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without making the use of soil. The system uses water as the primary medium for the growth of plants. The roots of the plants are suspended in the sand, water, gravel, Rockwool, coco peat, or clay pellets. The nutrients are provided directly to the roots of the plant [...]