Supersoil microbes also create rich dark soil known as humus which is thriving with life. Humus rich soil produces more crops, holds more water and is more resistant to disease. For every 1% increase in soil humus the water retention capacity increases by at least 100,000 litres per hectare, the soil is a lot less compacted while huge amounts of carbon are removed from the atmosphere which cools the planet.

Supersoil contains trillions of nitrogen fixing bacteria that drawdown this free nitrogen straight out of the air and feed it to your plants. This helps our customers reduce or even completely eliminate the need for chemical fertilisers.

In controlled indoor lab conditions faster seed germination and plant growth is often visible within a week or two. In outdoor growing conditions results are usually visible within a few weeks once conditions are favourable while in very unfavourable conditions growth will be slower.

The earlier that Supersoil is applied the faster the microbes can get to work. It’s even perfectly fine to apply Supersoil to bare soil or compost before a crop has been planted as the microbes will be working away to enrich the soil for the seed and this will dramatically improve germination and tillering.

Absolutely, Supersoil helps to generate the nutrient content of your aged compost by harnessing microbial activity within the organic material. This process effectively rejuvenates and enriches your compost, ensuring its vitality for future use.