Microorganisms AM+PLUS Stock Solution for Garden and Plants

The special lactic acid bacteria in AM+PLUS ensure an intact and active microorganism flora in the topsoil.

They are an essential component of our environment. They colonize all surfaces and perform a wide variety of tasks, all of which are important. Some of these tasks can be accomplished in different ways. This applies especially to decomposition processes. Many processes tend towards putrefaction (slurry, manure, biogas, soils with improper treatment). However, putrefaction promotes the spread of numerous pathogens for humans, animals and plants and creates harmful substances.

An alternative way of decomposition is fermentation. Fermentation is characterized by the fact that it delivers high-quality, non-toxic decomposition products that can be utilized by other microorganisms or other living beings. Lactic acid bacteria also perform an important task at the mycorrhiza, the area around the fine root hairs of the plant. In this way, the lactic acid bacteria transfer the broken-down nutrients to the plant and simultaneously keep harmful substances away. They are, so to speak, the gateway from the soil into the plant. In addition, lactic acid bacteria break down soil nutrients, making them available to plants.

AM+PLUS is a first-class solution for soil improvement and foliar spraying. The quality of the environment created by microorganisms is particularly important for any soil quality. These microorganisms are responsible for soil fertility and quality. AM+PLUS stimulates fermentation processes in the soil, preventing the spread of harmful fungal and rot processes.

The physician, soil researcher, and co-founder of organic farming, Dr. Hans Peter Rusch, discovered these connections back in the mid-20th century. He recognized that regions with the most lactic acid bacteria in the topsoil also have the highest soil fertility. Where lactic acid bacteria predominate in the soil, the soil is healthy. Neither the formation of pathogenic germs nor smelly rotting processes occur.

Dear Steinkraft Team, thank you very much for your fast, friendly and competent advice. You gave me a very good tip. With the AM solution, the Leonardite powder can be wetted quite well, forming a kind of paste. This can then be mixed very well with the irrigation water and the lumps floating on top are gone. This is a clear relief, even if it is ultimately about the information that is brought along. Thank you for your idea and special thanks for your great products, especially for the mindset behind them. I am thrilled, am already looking forward to the next - still pending - delivery and am very excited to see how my plants will grow with the new "top nutrients". Many kind regards, also to the entire team. M. O.

"I'm Helene Voit, here at home in Guttau in the Mühlviertel region. It's now mid-June, and we've completely emptied our compost bin, which we started almost exactly a year ago. I only used it this spring as primary compost soil to keep all the other raised beds, vegetable patches, flower boxes, herb beds, greenhouses, and so on, simply with a shovel. I've mixed it in everywhere, used AM+PLUS Active Microorganisms, among other things, and sprinkled lots of basalt, for the third year now. And, even though it's actually been a very wet spring, we're snail-free . That means we don't have any orange snails. Last year, we went to check for snails. This year, that's history. A few Roman snails are allowed to stay. And it's growing and thriving, and I can briefly show you what it looks like in my garden."

I swear by basalt, zeolite, and AM+PLUS microorganisms.
My apricot tree has recovered very well; it has grown new leaves, and the diseased ones fell off after spraying with zeolite and microorganisms. My blackberries are more robust than my neighbor's. I've never had such beautiful, strong cucumbers and tomatoes in the greenhouse. The Hokkaido squash and zucchini are stronger. Even the sick rose bush has recovered well. All with the help of basalt, zeolite, and microorganisms.
Best regards, Traudi Wahlmüller