BioNature Cocktail Organic Plant Stimulant
BioNature recommends the use of BioNature Cocktail for optimal results. The BioNature Cocktail is the combined mixture of our 3 Organic Plant Stimulants namely, BioNature Wood Vinegar, BioNature SW++ and BioNature BM10.
The use of BioNature Cocktail may Help:
- Increase Palay Yield by more than 50%
- Revive Dying, Infected, Yellowing Plants
- Extend Life Span and Freshness of Vegetables
- Improve Soil Condition
Component 1: BioNature Wood Vinegar
Wood Vinegar is an organic substance that is well known in countries like Japan for its many benefivial uses in agriculture.
- Serves as Natural Repellants of Pests and Diseases
- Contains Nature Plant Growth Hormones
Component 2: BioNature SW++
SW++ is a special formulation of seaweed extract specially obtained to maximize its beneficial properties
- Contains Natural Plant Growth Hormones
- Includes Beneficial Microbes & Special Micronutrients
- Helps Strengthens Stems & Improve Over All Plant Heath
Component 3: BioNature BM10
BM10 is composed of special types of beneficial microbes that produces a Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria effect. It solubilizes nutrients that normally cannot be absorbed by plants.
- Enhances Plant's Nutrient Absorption
- Saves Fertilizer Usage up to 50%
- Conditions & Improves Soil Moisture
Read Farmers' Feedback from Using the BioNature Cocktail
BioNature Cocktail Complete Set
BioNature Cocktail
- 1. Shake containers well before use.
- 2. Measure the recommended amount of the BioNature Components needed for your solution (Components: BioNature Wood Vinegar, BioNature SW++, BioNature BM10)
- A typical mixture of BioNature Cocktail is composed of 0.000032% of each component in water (32 ppm) or constitutes to approximately:
- 600 ml of each component for 200 Liters of Water (1 Drum)
- 50 ml of each component for 16 Liters of Water (1 Backpack Sprayer)
- 3.2 ml of each component for 1 Liter of Water
- A typical mixture of BioNature Cocktail is composed of 0.000032% of each component in water (32 ppm) or constitutes to approximately:
- Spray your solution. Make sure that you are aware of the the SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) prior to spraying. See Spraying Frequency Tab for suggested spraying frequency.
