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Summary of
Report on Horticultural Testing of
4 Seasons Organics Liquid Fertiliser |
Prepared by: Dr N.N. Kinaev
Issued: January 2003
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Soil Health and Structure
The effect of the 4 Seasons Organics
Liquid Fertiliser on the inorganic components
of the soil is quite dramatic. Reaction
of the soil to water gives segregation
and precipitation of the phosphates
to form large Aluminium Phosphate crystals
and the dense packing of its component
Smectite clay minerals. The presence
of Aluminium Phosphate indicates significant
acidification of the soil. This acidification
would affect the CEC of the soil and
promote lock-up of the Nitrogen by the
clay minerals.
However, with the 4 Seasons OrganicsLiquid
Fertiliser treatments, the Aluminium
Phosphate deposits were not present,
according to either X-ray diffractometry
or Scanning Electron Microscopy. In
addition, the density of the clay fractions
of the soil significantly decreased,
making the soil more penetrable for
roots, moisture and air.
Conclusions
The trials established that the plants
treated with the 4 Seasons Organics
Liquid Fertiliser were healthier in
every respect then those treated with
chemical fertilizers. The significant
results were:
• Improved root development
• Increased Chlorophyll content
• Decreased Ethylene content
• Increased microbial activity
in soil
• Improved soil structure.
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