Soils and Plants

Product Overview - Plants

• The soil is a living organism, containing up to 2 tons of beneficial microscopic plants and animals (microbes) per acre. Try to avoid applying anything that will harm them.
• The soil bacteria will work towards a carbon/nitrogen ratio of 12 to 1. If too much nitrogen is added, it will burn out the carbon. If too much carbon (plant waste) is added, it will starve the plant of nitrogen. “The microbe sits at the table first.” (C. J. Fenzau)
• Insects and disease are nature’s garbage collectors. They remove plants that are not for for human or animal consumption.
• Every mineral relates directly to one or more other minerals. If there is too little or too much of any one, an imbalance is created and the crop suffers.
• Phosphorus builds sugar in plants. But too much phosphorus will tie up the trace minerals in the soil.
• When fertilizing, never use anhydrous ammonia, potassium chloride, 0-0-60 or 63 (muriate of potash) or triple super phosphate (0-45-0).
• Nutrients applied to foliage are up to 100 times more efficiently absorbed than those applied to the soil. Some nutrients applied to the foliage in concentrations of 1 part per billion will affect plant growth.
• A plant uses sunlight for the process of photosynthesis, but it also uses magnetic energy and extremely low frequency waves.

Applying Humi-Zyme and Humi-Zyme Plus

1. Measure Humi-Zyme according to directions
2. Add enough water to spread the product evenly
3. Pour around trees, plants, shrubs, flowers, gardens, etc.

General all-purpose rate:

• Apply the equivalent of two gallons per 1,000 square feet. This is an acceptable rate for plants of all types.

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