LALBIOME WAKE SL
LALBIOME WAKE SL is a 100% naturally derived nutrient concentrate based on specific soluble fractions of a selected yeast strain, rich in amino acids, peptides, proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Its composition provides essential nutrients for the growth and activity of beneficial microorganisms on leaf surfaces, helping to maintain a balanced and active phyllosphere microbiome.
Product details
- LALBIOME WAKE SL is a 100% naturally derived nutritional support designed for microbial populations on foliage
- It promotes the growth and activity of beneficial microorganisms on leaves
Key benefits
- Formulation: liquid
- Suitable for use in organic agriculture in compliance with current regulations
- Storage: 24 months at room temperature
Ingredients
Soluble concentrate based on extracts of Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain LBW7142
Formats
| 5 L drum |
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