Product Details:
| Usage | Soil additive |
| Availability | In 5 kg plastic pouches and 25 kg Fibre drums |
| Release Type | Quick |
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Greensoil) is an organic lignocellulose-based bio-degradable matrix derived from Organic Manure enriched with nutrients which has a very high water holding capacity thereby increasing soil fertility and humus content. Greensoil is an ideal substitute for mined peat, coir peat or rock wool. Greensoil could also be positioned as a cost-effective organic manure and a substitute for Cow dung, Town compost or Vermi Compost.
Greensoil Can be Used:
- As a substrate for floriculture and Horticulture Crops
- As a Potting Mix and nursery poly bags
- As a soil conditioner/improver
- For Golf courses, lawns, turfs
- Improving existing lawns
- For Vegetable growing
- For Home and Herb Gardens
- For growing Bonsai plants
- For Plantation Crops
- As an Air Layer
- For transporting plants
Benefits of Greensoil:
- Greensoil makes an excellent fertile substrate for topsoil even when it is sandy
- Greensoil lightens the soil, allows air to enter, holds moisture without being soggy and improves Soil structure
- Greensoil enables the soil to get water over a long period of time thereby reducing watering frequency
- Greensoil helps plants grow in soilless medium since it has an ideal PH
- Greensoil increases soil cation exchange capacity
- Greensoil enhances soil phosphate availability
- Greensoil has an ideal pH, high exchange capacity, and low E.C Content
- Greensoil increases the activity of soil microorganisms
- Greensoil stabilizes the soil structure
- Greensoil minimizes leaching loss of nutrients
- Greensoil Increases phosphate availability particularly under acidic soil conditions
- Greensoil is highly suitable for the better rooting system
- Greensoil unlike coir peat or Sphagnum peat which remains in the soil for years and pollutes the soil is completely almost bio-degradable
How Does Greensoil Benefit Seeds And Plants?
- Greensoil accelerates germination rates and seedling emergence even in the most adverse conditions like drought
- Greensoil increases root and top growth on a fresh and dry basis
- Greensoil enhances plant root uptake of nitrogen, Phosphorous, Magnesium, iron, Copper-Zinc, and Calcium
- Greensoil enhances plant foliar nutrient absorption and translocation
- Greensoil influences plant enzyme systems
Application Methods and Recommended Dosage:
- Soil Conditioning: Due to its fibrous nature, Greensoil is excellent where it’s unique structure helps maintain large quantities of water, oxygen, and nutrients. Dig the soil to a depth of 1 ft and mix Greensoil in the ratio of 1:4
- Seed Germination: Place Greensoil on a tray and wet it. Sow and cover the seeds with a thin layer of Greensoil. Expose the seedlings to mild sunlight after germination
- Rooting of Cutting: Mix washed sand and Greensoil in equal proportion. Wet the mixture with a fungicide. Plant the cuttings, firm and media all around. Keep the media wet till rooting is achieved
- Potting Mix: Mix one part of Greensoil and one part of medium grade sand and one part of the red earth. Other additives such as neem cake, manures and fertilizers can be used as per requirements
- Roses and other Plants: Spread Greensoil at the rate of 25 to 40 MT per hectare and mix it to a depth of 10 inches before planting
- Laying of New Lawn: Dig soil to a depth of 1 ft spread pebbles at the bottom. Add sand to a depth of 1 inch, add a mixture of sand and Greensoil in equal proportion, wet the media and plant the lawn. After the lawn starts sprouting add one layer of plain sand and level using a light roller
