Fertiluma Soil Attack Liquid - against larvae in the substrate

THE PRODUCT IS UNFORTUNATELY CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE FROM THE MANUFACTURER DUE TO INSUFFICIENT QUANTITIES OF RAW MATERIALS FOR PRODUCTION!

Soil Attack Liquid is aroot immunostimulant.It contains a mixture of tree seed extracts that can increase the sensitivity of the immune system and preventproblems associated with soil insects that live in the substrate and damage the root system of plants (smut and others). Soil Attack Liquid is a 100% organic product that is not harmful to your plants or natural predators.

The only product on the market with a shot at eradicating insect larvae in the substrate, such as cutworms!

Why use Soil Attack:
- Prevent problems associated with soil insects
- 100% organic product that is not harmful to plants
or natural predators.

Use:
- apply 2.5 - 5 ml of Soil Attack Liquid per 10L of water after planting to prevent insect problems during growth
- apply through an irrigation system or mix with nutrients
- Soil Attack Liquid dissolves instantly in water, so no tensides are needed
- you can also add a dose of Soil Attack at transplanting or any time when amending the soil

Ingredients:
- Soil Attack Liquid contains specially formulated natural oil from the seeds of tropical trees
- this natural oil has been used for many years for various medicinal and botanical purposes.
- Soil Attack Liquid contains the purest, highly liquid form of this oil
- Soil Attack Liquid is a pure product that is not diluted with water

How it works:
- the oil blocks certain receptors on soil insects that trigger their feeding and reproductive mechanisms, leading to their death due to starvation
- in addition, the presence of natural oil in the growing medium reduces egg laying

Note to customers, the product has slightly larger bottles than their contents and therefore it may appear at first glance that they are not full, but the contents fit. This is due to the organic nature of this product and the most optimal way to store it and the long expiration date.