Apply to moist soil
Microbial products establish best in moist, well-aerated soil. Apply after irrigation or with expected rainfall, and avoid peak afternoon heat.
Resources
Biological inputs reward correct timing. These schedules and practices help you get the full response from every application.
Application Schedule
| Stage | Product | Method | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 Pre-Sowing | TerraRevive Decomposer Consortium | Soil drench or broadcast at pre-sowing / land preparation stage. | Accelerates decomposition of crop residue, activates the dormant soil microbiome and releases locked nutrients before sowing. |
| Stage 2 Sowing | RhizoN Azotobacter Consortium | Seed treatment or soil application at sowing stage. | Fixes atmospheric nitrogen directly into the root zone, reducing dependency on synthetic nitrogen fertilizers. |
| Stage 3 Early Growth | RhizaPrime Mycorrhiza Consortium | Soil application or root dip at transplanting or early vegetative stage. | Establishes a symbiotic fungal network around roots, dramatically expanding the plant's effective root surface area for water and nutrient absorption. |
| Stage 4 Vegetative | GreenPulse Quick Energy Foliar Spray | Foliar spray at vegetative, flowering and fruiting stages — 2 to 3 applications per season. | Delivers a rapid burst of bioavailable micronutrients, amino acids and natural growth stimulants directly through the leaf surface for immediate plant response. |
Best Practices
Microbial products establish best in moist, well-aerated soil. Apply after irrigation or with expected rainfall, and avoid peak afternoon heat.
Do not tank-mix biological consortia with fungicides or strongly acidic or alkaline chemicals. Maintain a gap of 7–10 days.
Store below 30°C, away from direct sunlight. Use within the shelf life printed on the pack and close the cap after use.
Soil first, then root, then plant. Applying a foliar stimulant before the soil is biologically active gives a shorter response.