Bionova Living Soil | 100% Natural Slow Release Organic All in One Fertilizer

With Bionova Living Soil, nature takes control. This premium organic granular fertilizer is made from 100% natural ingredients and contains all essential macro and micro nutrients required for a complete plant cycle of up to 12 weeks.

Its slow-release formula gradually delivers nutrients over time, allowing plants to absorb exactly what they need when they need it. This promotes healthy growth, strong root development, and a thriving soil ecosystem.

What makes Living Soil truly unique is its high concentration of beneficial microorganisms including Mycorrhiza, Bacillus, enzymes, amino acids, and vitamins. Together, these components create a rich and self-sustaining living soil environment where plants can flourish naturally.

Living Soil is completely free from heavy metals and chemical additives, making it an ideal solution for sustainable and natural growing methods in pots, containers, and open soil.

Features

• 100% natural organic fertilizer
• Complete nutrition for up to 12 weeks
• Slow and controlled nutrient release
• Contains beneficial microorganisms, Mycorrhiza, and Bacillus
• Enriched with enzymes, amino acids, and vitamins
• Supports active and healthy soil life
• Free from heavy metals and chemical additives
• Suitable for organic and natural growing methods
• 220 grams suitable for 15–20 liters of substrate

How to Use

Mix one bag (220 grams) with 15 to 20 liters of substrate. After watering, Living Soil gradually dissolves and releases natural nutrients over a period of up to 12 weeks.

EC Fertilizer

Mixture of NPK fertilizers and microorganisms 6-5-7

• 6% Total Nitrogen (N)
• 2% Ammoniacal Nitrogen
• 4% Nitric Nitrogen
• 5% Phosphorus Pentoxide (P2O5)
• 7% Potassium Oxide (K2O)
• 3% Sulfur Trioxide (SO3)

Ingredients

Microorganisms, Mycorrhiza, Bacillus, bentonite, seaweed, lime, vinasse, cocoa pellets, enzymes, amino acids, vitamins C/B1/E, humates, natural chelated trace elements, clay minerals, compost, and Ascophyllum Nodosum (kelp).