Healthy soil conditions are crucial to ensuring good plant growth. Microorganisms play a vital role in this process by decomposing organic matter and making vital nutrients available to the plants. At the same time, microorganisms help improve the soil structure by creating small pores that enhance the soil's ability to absorb both oxygen and water. This makes the soil more fertile and capable of supporting healthier plants. Improved soil structure also makes the soil more resilient to changing weather conditions, such as drought and heavy rainfall. When the soil is filled with active microorganisms, it can better retain moisture and nutrients, providing plants with optimal conditions to thrive, even under challenging conditions.

Terra Biosa – organic soil improver

Terra Biosa is a 100% organic soil improver that contains microorganisms which naturally help to break down organic material and improve the growing environment for crops. Terra Biosa can be applied to the soil and around plants in the garden, greenhouse, or field, making it a versatile product for anyone wanting to grow environmentally friendly and contribute to sustainable plant growth. By improving the health of the soil naturally, the need for synthetic fertilizers is reduced, creating a better environment for plants. This results in healthier and stronger crops that thrive in nutrient-rich and well-structured soil. For those seeking an eco-friendly solution for soil improvement, Terra Biosa is the perfect choice. It not only supports sustainable farming practices but also helps protect nature by promoting a natural nutrient cycle in the soil. With Terra Biosa, you can create robust crops while also caring for the environment.

What Are Microorganisms?

Microorganisms are microscopic living organisms that play a central role in the natural cycle and agriculture. They are found everywhere – in the soil, on plants, and in animals – where they help break down organic material, release nutrients, and improve soil fertility. Particularly in organic farming, microorganisms play an important function by supporting healthy plants and crops, strengthening soil structure, and increasing resilience. Additionally, they can protect crops from harmful pathogens and diseases, making them indispensable for sustainable and natural growth.