AgrowTea® (FWF Concentrate) - Converts chemical gardens to biologically active gardens!
FWF concentrate is a high energy all natural nutrient broth concentrate used to restore and rapidly improve soil micro flora. FWF is derived from the fermentation of a variety of recycled food scraps. Most soils have depleted or destroyed micro flora due to use of chemicals, compaction caused by construction, and lack of nutrient recycling. A healthy microbial soil web base is essential for vibrant and healthy plants.
Synthetic chemical fertilizers and pesticides are killing naturally occurring soil microbes. Restoring and supporting the diverse microbial activity in soils will greatly improve your soil and result in healthier vibrant plants.
INTENDED USE:
All house plants - add 2 tablespoons to 1 gallon of water and apply to soil with each watering. Do not over water house plants.
Lawn care - apply with each watering or approximately every 2 weeks during the growing season diluted at a ratio of 1 volume of AgrowTea® to 50 volumes of water (5 tablespoons in 1 gallon of water).
Vegetable and Ornamental Gardens - apply by spraying on to soil, as a foliar spray, or by drip irrigation at a dilution ratio as for Lawn care (1:50 ratio). Avoid over watering gardens.
AgrowTea® is compatible with all organic fertilizers. The benefits of regular AgrowTea® applications will be reduced by the use of synthetic and chemical fertilizers and their use is discouraged.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS: numerous trace amino acids, peptides, cellulose polymers, carboxyllic acids, alcohols, polyglycols, acetic acid, proprionic acid, butyric acid, valeric acid, ammonium salts ~0.1%, complex sugars, esters, aldehydes, Fulvic and Humic acids. Concentrate pH before dilution ~ 4.0. Microbes > 107 CFU/mL.
CAUTIONS: Avoid spills and prolonged direct contact with the skin and wash with clean cool water immediately to prevent injury or irritation. Do not ingest.
The fermented product has repeatedly been shown to be free of fecal coliforms and pathogens.
Package Size: 1 Gallon
