MidoTec 15-15-15 + MgO + S + TE

The nitrification bacteria are responsible for the transformation of ammonia nitrogen into nitric in the soil; this process is slowed down by the inhibitor for 8-12 weeks: the ammonia nitrogen having a positive charge is not subject to washout and remains in the soil for a longer period of time, before transforming into nitric nitrogen which has a negative electrical charge and is not it is retained by the colloids of the soil. The presence of a higher fraction of ammoniacal nitrogen guarantees a sub-acid environment for the root with benefits on the assimilation of the little mobile mineral elements in the soil.