This was a test of efficient native microorganisms, composed of fungi and bacteria. They improved soil structure, reduced compaction and improved water infiltration. They also increased microbial biodiversity. 
Photos: control plants, reduced dose (25ml/L), full dose (50ml/L).
What do you think of this experiment?

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Thankss owlito!! How cool that you like it. These were some little CBD plants that we had left over. The 3 photos were taken at the same time, they were watered for 30 days with microorganisms and we also put them in soil that was quite bad.
We use that ferment that we prepared of native efficient microorganisms.

Wowowow. Those are most impressive results! This is the content I'm here for!

After how long of growing were these pics taken? And did you use the microbial recipe you shared earlier for fermenting in a bucket ? 

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estas la mayoria murio antes de llegar a dar flores, era plantitas de cbd que nos habían sobrado y para no dejarla morir se nos ocurrió probar el biofertilante que preparamos. 
pero con las plantas de exterior tuvimos suerte creo, ya que la variedad no solía desarrolla mucho hongo y el clima acompaño.

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que barbaro! y tengo una duda, como hacen cuando llega la epoca de lluvias con la planta en flor? Osea como evitan que se hongueen todas?

Wow, that experiment sounds amazing!  It's great to see innovations like this being used to improve soil health and biodiversity. Keep up the good work!


The experiment was a success, the plants like it)