About Product Multiplex Decomposer is a consortium of beneficial effective microbes of fungal and bacterial species, which effectively mediate the biochemical decomposition of organic matter. It balances the C:N ratio which is very vital for nutrient availability to plants. Decomposer transforms organic waste into enriched organic manure. Multiplex Decomposer Technical Details Technical Content: Consortium of beneficial effective microbes of fungal and bacterial species. Mode of Action: Decomposer with effective consortia of microbes transforms organic waste by utilizing carbon source from complex organic matter and secrete certain enzymes which helps to degrade lignin and cellulose content of organic waste into enriched organic manure resulting in mineralization of nutrients which are easily available to plants. Key Features & Benefits The enriched organic manure prepared with use of decomposer helps in reducing application of inorganic fertilizers. Multiplex Decomposer helps in mineralization of nutrients and makes soil fertile and more productive. It helps to increase the beneficial micro diversity in the soil and reduces pests and pathogen attacks by providing immunity. Multiplex Decomposer Usage & Crops Recommended Crops: Used on organic wastes which can be applied to all agricultural and horticultural crops. Dosage: Mix 100 ml of Multiplex Decomposer in 200 L of water and spray all over the heap of organic/ agriculture waste. Method of Application First spread the organic/ agricultural waste in one corner of agricultural field, up to 1.5 to 2 feet height and moist or spray water on heaped agriculture waste Mix 100 ml of Multiplex Decomposer in 200 L of water and spray all over the heap of organic/ agriculture waste. After 30 days give one turn and if necessary moist the heap. After 50 to 60 days the compost is ready for application. Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purpose only. Always follow to the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
