Atami VGN Fertilisers
What are VGN fertilisers? An ecological revolution for your garden!
The roots of the VGN range lie in the philosophy of the circular economy. We use various valuable plant residues as raw materials and turn them into high-quality liquid fertilisers approved by Control Union for organic agriculture.
Thanks to their rich content of diverse organic molecules, these new fertilisers also support thriving soil life while providing plants with available nutrients. Healthy soil life is the foundation for healthy plants!
The higher the content of complex organic molecules, the better the soil life is nourished. This supports healthier plants, fragrant flowers and tasty fruits – taste and feel the difference for yourself!
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Why use VGN VEGANIC liquid fertilisers?
With this range, we have combined innovation with sustainability. We wanted to create a solution for you and your plants while also thinking about our planet. Get an amazing harvest while being kind to the environment, all thanks to VGN fertilisers:
? Certified as an organic input material for organic agriculture.
? Support healthy life in the soil.
? Nutrients are easily broken down.
? Based on the philosophy of the circular economy.
? Nutrients directly available to plants.
Nourish the soil and the plants at the same time!
Why is it so important to maintain microbial life in the soil? Isn't it bacteria and fungi that attack my plant and cause it to become diseased?
The answer to this question is yes and no. Of course, there are pathogenic bacteria and fungi that cause plant diseases such as root rot, etc. Bacteria are present almost all the time, but they do not always cause problems. This is because they need a number of conditions to do so. To prevent their spread and the related problems, you must keep the root environment in optimal condition. Good oxygenation does most of the work, and to achieve this, it is crucial to manage irrigation correctly and prevent overwatering.
Above all, however, we must not forget beneficial microorganisms. What role do beneficial bacteria play? Many!
• They improve nutrient uptake.
• They protect against biotic and abiotic stress.
• They regulate hormones in plants.
• The presence of beneficial microorganisms pushes out pathogenic microorganisms and keeps them from multiplying excessively.
Maintaining a healthy and diverse microbial life therefore has many positive effects. To maintain a healthy ecosystem, it is essential to keep the substrate well aerated and oxygenated. Once you ensure this and prevent overwatering, you can use products containing organic substances and compounds that can be broken down by bacteria. The formulation of VGN products includes amino acids, sugars and other organic compounds. These complex organic molecules enrich the soil. As a result, plants will use less energy to support beneficial microorganisms, because our fertiliser does it for them!
Plants can use this extra energy for vital functions such as growth, flowering and fruit formation. The result? Healthier plants, more fragrant flowers and tastier fruits.