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In the white paper that follows, well explain the secret behind bigger rootsand
one of natures most abundant yet misunderstood growth and bloom stimula-
tors: an invisible army of beneficial microorganisms that lives symbiotically with
plants, creating healthy, big, vibrant root systems and ensuring maximum nutri-
ent absorption for optimal yields.
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Youve done it allor so you think water than crops with an average size
root zone.
Youve given your plants the base nu-
trients they require for a decent grow. So, theres really no use loading more
Come flowering time youve applied a and more into your nutrient solution or
premium bloom booster with ample growing medium. Additional P and K, and
phosphorus, potassium, and amino acids, other mineral or organic additives are
and other beneficial company to really useless if your plants lack sufficient root
boost your yields. Youre on the right size, mass, and expanse to gobble them
track, and you expect a stellar harvest. all up. Its often overlooked that bigger
roots equals bigger budsprecisely be-
But wait! Are you sure youre doing cause the bigger roots increase both the
everything possible to help your crops rate and the absolute volume of nutrient
achieve their full genetic potential? absorption.
Even though youve provided plenty of In the white paper that follows, well
superior ingredients, will your plants be explain the secret behind bigger roots
able to absorb them all? Probably not. and one of natures most abundant yet
That means wasted resources, both of misunderstood growth and bloom stimu-
time and money, and perhaps a disap- lators: an invisible army of beneficial mi-
pointing harvest. croorganisms that live symbiotically with
plants, creating healthy, big, vibrant root
The root of the problem is exactly this: systems and ensuring maximum nutrient
the roots. absorption for optimal yields.
from an infestation. Not only do the ben- and chelators that extract nutrient ions.
eficial microbes maintain the ecological Also, when microbes die, their cells
health of the root zone but also benefit decompose, freeing amino and other
the plant in general. organic acids. This provides even more
nutrients to both the microbes and
Beneficial microbes improve plant plants (Marschner et al., 2011).
health by reducing pH swings.
Imagine the benefit of having a wide
Beneficial microbes thrive best when variety of microbial strains creating a
the pH of a growing medium is between multitude of chelators that attract dif-
5.5 and 6.3. However, unwanted patho- ferent nutrient ions. This enables plant
genic microbes prefer a much lower roots to absorb a number of different
pH and work to bring down the pH to micronutrients more efficiently, stimu-
their comfort zone. Beneficial microbes lating healthier plants and more abun-
resist this effort and thus help keep the dant harvests.
pH level in a range best suited for both
themselves and your growing plants. Beneficial microbes release plant
This not only provides plants with the growth stimulators directly into the
proper growing environment, but by plants.
stabilizing the pH in a narrow window, Several bacteria release plant growth
renders pathogens too weak to cause and bloom cofactors, such as powerful
trouble. cytokinins, directly into the plant sap.
These boosters aid the production of
Beneficial microbes convert nutrients lateral branching, adding more budding
into forms that are more readily ab- sites, greater girth and more weight to
sorbed by plants. your plants. They are also helpful in in-
Microbes need the same basic nutrients creasing the number of flowering sites.
and micronutrients as plants. When
converting these nutrients for their Beneficial microbes increase produc-
own use, they make them more accessi- tion of essential oils.
ble to plants. For millions of years, essential oils have
been used by plants to fight diseases.
For example, Bacillus bacteria and Moreover, the volatile aromatic organic
Trichoderma fungi make phosphates chemicals found in essential oils are
and micronutrients found in most toxic to many pathogenic microbes.
fertilizers more available to plants.
(Marschner, 2008). This is done by the What was not understood until recent
production of many different enzymes years is that microbes can increase the
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separately before bottling species Are there products that meet all these
together; so that they can cohabitate criteria? Yes! See the next section.
even in concentrated solutions.
Lets show you why Advanced Nutrients microbial supplements are so successful.
This picture is taken from Antibacterial activity of Bacillus strains against phitoparogenic
bacteria Clavibacter michiganensis
the Advanced Nutrients
R&D team reports. Our 30
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We grow bacterial strains and species We use the right and the most effective
of fungi individually and properly strains and species for plant growth
considering their specific requirements. based on scientific research.
All root mass expanders (Voodoo Juice, Pi- Buy. Apply. Observe the results.
ranha Liquid, Tarantula Liquid) are includ-
ed together with the bud enhancer Bud Are you risking your money? Not if you
Candy in both the Bigger Yields Flowering buy Advanced Nutrients products. Every
System and the Fabulous 4 PakTM. one of our products is backed by a 100%
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Constant testing and checking is Share this white paper now with friends, coworkers,
required to spot the first signs
and family. References
of degeneration, triggering
the order for a new batch
from the country of origin.
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2. Licheva Ts., Stefanova M., Savov V., Nikilova D. (2011) Study of the Bacterial
Strains from Genus Bacillus against the Phytopathogenic Bacterium Clavibacter
michiganensis subsp. michiganensis, Youth scientific conference Kliments Days,
22-23 Nov., Sofia 2011, Conference proceedings, p. 52.
3. Licheva, T., Stefanova, M., Nikolova, D., Savov, V., 2012, Characterisation of five new
isolated bacterial strains from genus Bacillus applicable in organic farming. New
Biotechnology, 29, S231.
4. Savov V., Valchinkova P., Bratkova S., Angelova G., Popova T. and Chakalov K.
(2011) Effect of Micribial, Enzime, and Humic Substances on Mineral Nutrition and
Grain Quality of Maize Hybrids KN 509 and KN M 625, Youth scientific conference
Kliments Days, 22-23 Nov., Sofia 2011, Conference proceedings, p. 905.
5. Licheva, T., Stefanova, M., Nikolova, D., Savov, V., 2012, Characterisation of five new
isolated bacterial strains from genus Bacillus applicable in organic farming. New
Biotechnology, 29, S231.
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