Florian Strobel

Imagine your irrigation tank as a quiet partner. While the pump rests, the system keeps working. In the cistern, pipes, and emitters, beneficial microbes settle, form biofilms, detach again, and continuously re-seed the circulating water. The tank becomes a  living water reservoir . This very effect allows you, after a targeted  start dose , to lower the  maintenance dose  of our microbes in a  recirculating drip system  to  1:10,000 . Not because less efficacy is needed, but because the...

Soil salinization ranks among the world’s most severe forms of land degradation. It suppresses plant growth and reduces the activity of beneficial soil microbes through  osmotic stress  and  toxic ions . Recent reviews and data syntheses warn of increasing prevalence and emphasize the role of  microbial strategies  in agriculture. What salt does to soil and plants Osmotic stress:  High salt concentrations hinder water uptake; leaves wilt earlier and photosynthetic performance declines. Ion...

Plant roots release a diverse mix of sugars, organic acids, phenolics, ions, hormones, and other metabolites into the soil. These root...