Crop change marks the start of a new production cycle. Systems are cleaned, substrates are replaced, and the greenhouse gets ready for planting. But while most growers focus on hygiene and equipment, the microbiology often gets overlooked. New substrate means almost no living microbiome When starting on fresh coco, peat, rockwool, or any inert mix, there is almost no living microbiome  present. The first weeks decide which microorganisms will dominate the root zone. Without a healthy...

The agricultural sector is increasingly shifting toward sustainable solutions that enhance productivity while respecting the environment. One of the most promising innovations in this movement is the use of microbial biostimulants

A bacillus biostimulant supports the rhizosphere by boosting nutrient cycling (N, P, micros), increasing root hair density, and moderating abiotic stress. With good agronomy and label-directed use, programs can lead to steadier growth, earlier harvests, and higher marketable yield. See Label & Dosage for mixing order and timing.