Source

1- Peat is a bog deposition generated as a result of plant matter degrading in conditions of restricted air access.

Humic matter is formed in high grade sedimentation “three” layers of soft brown coal.

2- Sapropel  is the organic bottom sediment of fresh water bodies like lakes and reservoirs.

It is the residue of plankton and other live organisms treated with high technology.

NOP-GR soil modifier is one of the best natural organic products with Cation

Exchange Capacity (CEC) three times higher than any other organic matter in the world.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

1.         A natural organic soil modifier that works as natural chelator.
2.         Rich in trace elements, humic acids, fulvic acid & nutrients.
3.         Alternative to traditional manure with NO SMELL
4.         Improve physical properties of all types of soils especially those contain Aeolin sands and loess  which are unstable & fine                   texture. Also improves structure & aeration of heavy clay soils
5.         Improves plant resistant against stress of dryness, salt & pesticides because
6.         of its high cation exchange capacity,high water holding capacity & pH-buffering
7.          Improves humidity, aeration & thermal insulation of soil.
8.          Discourages the accumulation of salts in the root zone.
9.          Increase microbiological activity of soil.
10.          Neutralize toxins and tie up heavy metals in soils.
11.          Has unlimited storage period.

Direction for use:

Mix well with dry soil to the depth of 20 cm manually or by a

mixer.

Add to existing garden soil once a year.

Add to existing home  ower pots (soil or peatmos) only once a

life.

Gardens & potted plants:

– Seed beds,  ower beds, Ornamental plants: 100 g/1m2.

– 10 liter pots: 50g.

– 5 liter pots or less: 25 g.

 Turf grass:

– 100 g – 250 g/1m2.

 Lawns (saving 50% irrigation water):

100 g-1kg/1m2 added

once & mixed well with soil preparation.

 Vegetable crops (green houses):

– Rows: 100 g/1m2.

– Seedling: 100-250g/m2 at 5-7cm depth.

 Vegetables (open land):

– Wide rows: 100 g/1m2.

– Full coverage crops (as in circles for-potato, onion, corn

…etc):50 kg/dunam.

 Orchards/tree (banana, olives, citrus, and vineyards – saving up to 25% irrigation water):

– Age 1-3: 100g/tree  once a year.

– Age 4-up: 250g/tree  once a year.

 Orchards/tree (added to hole after mixing well during  rst plantation-saving 50% irrigation water):

– Bananas, vineyards, olives, 250 g/tree with 60x60x60cm holes.