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This gallery features plants grown using beneficial bacteria to enhance the bioactivity in the soil, create rich organic fertilizer and compost, and inoculate with a 1:1000 spray to protect against pests and disease.

Just mix 1 teaspoon of the probiotic with each gallon of water and spray approximately every three to four weeks. This will not only improve the soil biology but also prevent ants, flies, and other insects from being pests. You can use the Nature's Team Garden and Pond Probiotic or the liquid tea with nutrient produced by the fermented compost in a food composting bucket.

Visit our page on Planting Tips for more information on gardening and using organic techniques.

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EM Technology Gardener
Using bio-inspired products as part of an integrated garden program can not only produce spectacular gardens but also a healthier and more sustainable environment for you and your companion pets. The reduction in maintainence costs, combined with the gain in yield make this a must for home gardeners as well as commercial growers.

organic gardener using EM fertilizer and insect control

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Experi-Mint
The two spearmint plants on the right were grown with bokashi mixed into the soil and are clearly larger and healthier. The ones on the left were planted at the same time and watered the same amount with the only difference being that the plants on the right had a tablespoon of bokashi mixed into the planting soil.

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Probiotic Strengthened
This squash plant has an exceptionally strong protection of fine spikes which resemble hairs on the leave and vegetable stems. This provides protection against pests and will feel prickly if touched to deter rodent pests also . It was sprayed about every three weeks with garden and pond probiotic spray at a 1:1000 ratio (3/4 teaspoon per gallon of water).

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Higher Yeild
This avocado tree has an exceptionally high yeild. Bokashi was used as a mild fertilizer once in early spring and once is late summer. It was sprayed about every three weeks with garden and pond spray around the base at a 1:1000 ratio (3/4 teaspoon per gallon of water).

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Probiotic Seed Soaked
This cucumber is a rich dark green color and has a delicate crunch. It was planted from seed soaked in probiotic for about 10 minutes before being planted directly into the ground.

ecotools_redgrapes.jpg	Grapes The red seedless grapes were fertilized with bokashi and sprayed every few weeks with a 1:1000 dilution foliar spray after the grape clusters started to form. The inoculates them against insect pests but does not seem to deter birds.
ecotools_rosestems.jpg	Roses These roses were inoculated with an foliar spray (1:1000) every three to four weeks. They seem to produce more roses per stem when using bio-inspired products.
ecotools_calabee.jpg	EM Calla Lily The extra large calalilies attracted many bees. The fruit trees and other plants which require pollination to produce fruit benefitted.
ecotools_orangebee.jpg	EM Poppies The poppies were a favorite stop over for the bees. They adorned the garden in spots that did not get watered using the automatic irrigation system. They were watered occasionally using a hose and an attachment which mixed probiotic at a ratio of 1:1000.