A microbe is a tiny life-form that can only be seen with a microscope such as soil bacteria. Healthy soil microbes create rich healthy soil. Each 1 kg Supersoil tub contains an astonishing 1 trillion healthy soil microbes.

Provided growing conditions are favourable and/or sufficient soil organic matter levels are within the soil, Supersoil results should be noticeable after a 4 - 6 week period.

It takes a time to restore soil back to full health so a little patience is needed. It also takes courage to try something different rather than drenching the soil with even more chemicals.

Because chemical fertilisers kill healthy soil microbes and years of chemical abuse has probably killed most of the healthy microbes in your soil. The fertility of your soil is determined by the microbes in it. No microbes, no fertility.

Yes, Supersoil microbes help neutralise the ph of acidic soils and massively reduce the amount of lime needed. Chemical fertilisers turn soils acidic which is why modern farming uses so much lime. Microbes are how nature restores balance to soil. Nature knows best.

Supersoil improves the growth and quality of virtually anything grown in soil including crops, grass, fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, hedges, trees etc. It also helps create lush green lawns, golf greens and playing surfaces.

Supersoil is like a medicine for sick soil that can be applied all year round and the sooner it’s applied the sooner it starts working. Unlike chemical fertilisers there are no restrictions as to what time of year Supersoil can be applied.

Microbes act like a sponge that hold water in times of heavy rainfall and release it in times of drought. Soils with lots of microbes are much better equipped to handle droughts and a lot less likely to erode during floods.

Yes - Supersoil can be used to treat soil that has been subjected to chemical spills, oil spills etc. It can also be used to improve the quality of composts and farmyard wastes such as slurry, manure, dung etc

One annual application is usually enough for most growers although intense farmers may require additional applications. You can reapply Supersoil as often as you like & you cannot overdose the product. Unlike chemical fertilisers, Supersoil is completely harmless to animals and there is no time delay after application - the land can be used immediately.

Yes - there are thousands of farms all around the world that have completely eliminated chemical fertilisers. These farms produce excellent yields and are a lot more profitable by just using microbes and organic matter.

There could be several reasons why you may not be seeing desired results. Some possible factors to consider include:

1. Extreme lack of organic matter due to intensive use of chemicals in the past may have resulted in depletion of organic matter. Organic matter is crucial for soil fertility and health as it provides essential nutrients, improves soil structure and enhances water retention. Without organic matter, plants may struggle to establish and grow properly, leading to poor results. However Supersoil will work in time provided there is some level of organic matter to work with. Until then, Supersoil will remain in a state of hibernation. We suggest a covering of organic matter such as slurry to help accelerate the soil improvement process.
   
2. Extreme weather conditions can greatly impact soil health and plant growth. Extreme weather events such as droughts, floods or severe temperature fluctuations can negatively affect soil moisture levels, nutrient availability and overall plant performance. If you are experiencing extreme weather conditions, it can hinder the effectiveness of any soil management practices you may be implementing, resulting in slow or lacklustre results. Supersoil should not be applied on to flooded areas as it will simply wash off the land. Supersoil will hibernate until the right growing conditions of heat and moisture exist. Even with extreme weather such as freezing temperatures, the beneficial impact from Supersoil is only postponed. Supersoil thrives in normal growing conditions - moisture and heat.
   
3. Extreme soil compaction occurs when soil particles are pressed together tightly, reducing pore spaces and limiting air and water movement. Compacted soil can inhibit root growth and nutrient uptake, leading to poor plant performance. If your soil is highly compacted, it may require special attention such as aerating or loosening the soil to promote better root growth and overall soil health, to allow Supersoil to penetrate the surface. Supersoil results are maximised in conditions where soil is already loose, the soil has a high level of worm content and where soil has been carefully managed over a number of years.
   
4. Both the application and the quality of the water you use can also impact the effectiveness of your soil management practices. Water high in chlorine or fluoride can disrupt the soil microbial activity and nutrient availability, hindering plant growth. Water conditions vary worldwide and there will be variances from urban to rural areas, depending on treatment of water. Closely following instructions and guidance from our website on the application of Supersoil and considering the quality of your water source is important to optimise the benefits of Supersoil.