MINERAL is a special concentrate of minerals. When mixed in a proper ratio with water, MINERAL makes an excellent natural fertilizer for plants packed with the 75 minerals necessary for the healthy growth.

Due to mild saltiness, the conductivity of the mixed water increases which also results in MINERAL having more energy than normal fresh water has. The minerals, having been separated from the molecules which is why the water becomes acid. The pH of the natural nutrition for plants is 5 and is therefore ideal for the growth and development of plants.

What it Does / How Does it Work

The result of supplying minerals in liquid form is acidic which is the best way of fertilizing – a plant is therefore given the optimum amount of energy on the first day so that it is able to survive without additional watering even for a whole moth.

When watering, MINERAL soaks deeper into the ground and when it touches the roots of the plants it is absorbed by the roots of the plants. MINERAL does not burn the plants even when the temperatures are high.

Less watering is needed! - Minerals which has been absorbed by the roots maintains a greater level of humidity and leads to less watering being required.
Minerals given to the plant retains water which is accumulated in the roots being the large intestine of the plant. This is life energy for plants. MINERAL accelerates the growth of cells in the process of photosynthesis and therefore the cells grow faster than normally.

The plant grows faster, it is of high quality and it reproduces three to five times faster. Plants therefore do not need any additional fertilize except MINERAL.
Usage and Dosage

MINERAL is added to fresh water in a proper ratio (MINERAL is added to water and not vice versa). After the preparation of mixture the liquid is first stirred so minerals are properly mixed.

Pot plants are watered so that the saucers are wet as well.

In the garden the ground is watered with fresh water, later with the MINERAL mixture and again with fresh water so that the MINERAL absorbs deeper into the ground. The ground is fertilized once a week

Meadows are fertilized twice a month.

Trees are fertilized twice a month. Afterwards trees are fertilized as necessary, according to the quantity of fruits. The suggested dosage is from ten to a hundred litres of the concentrate annually.

Pot plants and gardens are fertilized for four consecutive weeks and after three months they must be fertilized for a week followed by the period of three months when plants are watered with fresh water only.

Areas where potato, corn, wheat, or rice is grown are fertilized before or during the sowing or planting – the MINERAL concentrate of four weeks is used. This fertilizer can also be ploughed and this makes a perfect basis for the ground where plants are planted.