Biotimulant materials for Grounds Management

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A biostimulant which contains 30% fulvic and humic acids for use during summer and autumn.

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A wetting agent and biostimulant with a suggested application rate of 20 litres of concentrate diluted at a rate of 1:30+ with water per hectare.

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A biostimulant treatment for the reduction of existing thatch and reducing the build-up of thatch.

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A micro-granular product with a typical granule size of 0.5mm-1.8mm and which contains saprophytic microorganisms, along with small amounts of some nutrients (N: 0.26%; K20:7%), as well as some trace elements. The product is activated by moisture and should also only be applied when ground temperature is 5C and above. A typical application rate is 50 g/m2. The micro-organisms will start to breakdown the organic matter in thatch, although aeration will be required for optimum effect. The process converts thatch to also provide small amounts of available nutrients. It is produced by Symbio.

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A product name for a biostimulant, with typical application rates of 1-2 litres of concentrate mixed in 300-600 litres of water per hectare, being applied at fortnightly to monthly intervals. The product contains an extract (GA142) of the algae (seaweed) Ascophyllum nodosum, being supplied by GBR Technology.

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A natural plant growth stimulant, which is included in some fertilisers and biostimulant products, e.g. Angus Liquid Turf Tonic: Fish, Blood and Bone. It is also known as Melissyl Alcohol.

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A biostimulant supplied as a liquid organic concentrate with 17.2% humic acid and 15.1% fluvic acid. It has a release period over 2-4 weeks; with suggested soil temperatures for applications being 8°C minimum, 15°C optimum; being supplied by Indigrow.

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A biostimulant supplied as a liquid concentrate with 35% L-amino acids. It has a release period over 2-3 weeks; with suggested soil temperatures for applications being 8°C minimum, 15°C optimum; being supplied by Indigrow.

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A product name for a soluble liquid concentrate with a range of nutrients, including 7.04% N; 1.02% MgO; 15% CaO; 0.4% B; 0.25% Zn, being used as a foliar spray. The application rate is 20-40 litres of concentrate in 300-400 litres of water per hectare. It is supplied by Agrovista Amenity.

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A product name for a non-plant protection biostimulant / soil amendment product that consists of a blend of wetting agent and plant extracts, which is said to aid in the reduction and control of chafer grubs and leatherjackets, as well as improve the efficiency of nutrient uptake. When the concentrate is diluted in water: for high stressed areas, which can occur from nematode or disease damage (TS-25) 20-litres diluted in 1,000 litres of water per hectare, whilst for general maintenance (TS-1) 10-litres in 500 litres of water). The substance is said to act as a physical control by blocking res

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