Biohumus

Biohumus is an organic fast-acting fine-grained fertilizer obtained by processing the substrate from cattle manure or bird droppings using vermiculture (red California hybrid earthworm Esenia Foetida).

in the process of processing organic waste, vermiculture decomposes proteins, carbohydrates and other organic compounds in its digestive tract. The resulting substrate is enriched with useful microflora, micro-and macroelements, humus, vitamins and other biologically active compounds.

Biohumus is a bulk product with a granular homogeneous structure, consisting of organic and mineral substances, in the form of small dense lumps (coprolites) from dark brown to black.

Biohumus has no smell at humidity up to 15%, at humidity more than 20% it has the smell of wet earth after rain.

the Effect of biohumus in the "soil-plant" system is explained not only by the chemical composition of biohumus (high content of plant nutrition elements), but also by its high saturation with microorganisms, which provides a continuous synthesis of growth stimulators such as auxins, cytokinins.