Biohumus is a natural, environmentally friendly organic fertilizer, a product of processing of cattle manure and organic waste by the red California worm. Biohumus contains a full range of natural nutrients: macro-and microelements, enzymes, vitamins, humic and fulvic acids, antibiotics, phytohormones.
Adding 1 bucket of biohumus to the beds is the same as adding 10-20 buckets of manure.
After a single application, the positive effect of biohumus continues for 4 years.
The microflora of biohumus not only prevents, but also treats plants. Biohumus does not contain weed seeds, helminth eggs, pathogenic microflora, and crunch larvae. You can’t burn plants with biohumus.
Passing through the soil worms enrich it with their useful intestinal microflora, which contains biologically active substances. During the decomposition of organic substances in the intestines of worms, humic acid molecules are formed, which subsequently form complex and strong compounds with the mineral components of the soil. These compounds are not washed out into the lower layers of the soil, which creates favorable conditions in the root layer of the soil.
In stores, under the guise of dry biohumus, they often sell fakes – simple compost or humus. To determine the quality of biohumus you need:
1. Dry the biohumus so that it is not wet.
2. Pour a handful of biohumus into the water. If the biohumus is real, then after it settles, the water will not turn red. The infusion of the tea will acquire a characteristic color gradually.
3. On the surface of the water you should see coprolite (the excrement of worms), this is the little black circles. The more of them, the better the quality of the biohumus in front of you. If the worms worked, then there should be traces of their life activity.
4. Evaluate the biohumus visually. It should be uniform and crumbly. should not be biogame sawdust, sticks, branches and other things.
