Living Soil

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A Vital Ecosystem: The Benefits of Living Soil Living soil is teeming with life, creating a dynamic ecosystem that benefits your plants in many ways. By cultivating a healthy soil environment, you can enjoy: Improved Nutrient Cycling: Nutrients created and stored in the soil will improve the ability for plants to absorb. Enhanced Soil Structure: Various organisms and compounds that boost soil aeration and water retention. Increased Biodiversity: A diverse soil ecosystem alive with beneficial organisms that can keep harmful organisms under control. Maintaining Your Living Soil Periodic soil maintenance is the key to ongoing success. Compost: Adds organic matter & beneficial microorganisms. Mulch: Protects soil surface, retains moisture, and gradually decomposes to further enrich the soil. Cover Crops: Improves soil structure, adds organic matter, and prevents erosion. Beneficial Organisms: Re-introducing beneficial organisms on a seasonal basis as preventative care. Add life to your top soil. Red "Wiggler" Worms & Worm Castings: Enhances soil structure through tunneling and the creation of worm castings. Worm castings are rich in nutrients and used by beneficial microbes to enhance soil health and fertility. Beneficial Nematodes: Targets the young life-stages of over 200 soil-dwelling pests such as grubs, fleas, fungus gnats, weevils, thrips, beetles, caterpillars, shoreflies, and many more. Rove Beetle: Targets fungus gnats, root aphids, shoreflies, spider mites, thrips, moth fly, springtails, root mealybugs, sow bugs, and many more. Hypoaspis miles (Stratiolaelaps scimitus): Targets fungus gnats, thrips, shoreflies, root mealybugs, springtails, and many more. Hypoaspis also targets mites such as poultry mites, snake mites, bulb mites, and many more. BioChar: BioChar gives value to biomass waste, helps capture and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and generates renewable energy. It is known for its porous structure, which enhances soil fertility, wat

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