Rich Phos
Bio Nutrition Rich Phos
Phosphate-solubilizing Bacteria (PSB)
Bio Nutrition Rich Phos presents an innovative solution in soil fertility management, harnessing the
capabilities of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB). With a concentration of not less than 5X10
colony-forming units (CFU) per gram, Rich Phos stands as a potent remedy for enhancing
phosphorus availability in the soil.
Rich Phos is formulated with phosphate-solubilizing bacteria adept at solubilizing insoluble
phosphates through the secretion of organic acids. These beneficial bacteria play a pivotal role in
unlocking bound phosphorus in the soil, rendering it more accessible to plants for uptake. Through
this mechanism, Rich Phos promotes optimal plant growth and development, particularly in
phosphorus-deficient soils.
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Dose :
200gm / Acre (For Drip Application)
Guarantied Analysis Count: 5X10 CFU per Grams
Benefits
- Enhanced Phosphorus Availability: Rich Phos significantly improves phosphorus availability in the soil by solubilizing insoluble phosphates. This ensures that plants receive an ample supply of phosphorus, a vital nutrient crucial for various metabolic processes such as cell division, energy transfer, and DNA formation.
- Stimulation of Cell Division and DNA Formation: Phosphorus is indispensable for cell division and DNA formation, fundamental processes in plant growth and development. By ensuring adequate phosphorus availability, Rich Phos facilitates robust cell division, fostering healthy plant growth and vitality.
- Promotion of Root Development: Rich Phos stimulates root development, particularly the proliferation of fibrous roots. Fibrous roots are essential for efficient nutrient and water absorption, anchorage, and stability. By enhancing root growth, Rich Phos enhances nutrient uptake and overall plant vigor.
- Improved Nutrient Uptake Efficiency: By bolstering phosphorus availability and fostering root development, Rich Phos enhances the efficiency of nutrient uptake by plants. This leads to enhanced nutrient absorption, utilization, and overall plant health.
