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A 100% organic microbial inoculant designed to establish beneficial microlife in the growing medium and support a healthier, more active root zone.
Aptus Micromix Soil is a concentrated dry microbial inoculant containing a carefully selected mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants. It is designed to introduce beneficial microlife directly into the growing medium, helping create better biological conditions around developing roots.
Commercial growing substrates are often processed or sterilised to remove potentially harmful organisms. While this produces a clean growing medium, it can also remove much of the beneficial microlife that would naturally occupy the root zone. Micromix Soil allows growers to deliberately reintroduce beneficial microorganisms when preparing substrate or transplanting.
Once established, these beneficial populations help create a more favourable environment around the roots. Aptus states that enzymes produced by beneficial bacteria help break down accumulated nutrient salts, while healthy populations of beneficial microorganisms help protect the root system from undesirable microorganisms.
Micromix Soil can be mixed throughout the growing medium at 0.5 – 1g per litre of substrate or applied more precisely at 1g per planting hole before planting or transplanting.
Micromix Soil is particularly useful when preparing fresh growing media or transplanting young plants. These are ideal opportunities to introduce beneficial microorganisms because the product can be distributed throughout the substrate or positioned directly around the developing root zone.
It is well suited to growers who want to establish beneficial biology in substrates that may contain relatively little active microlife. Rather than waiting for microbial populations to develop naturally, Micromix Soil provides a deliberate inoculation at the beginning of the crop.
Aptus recommends Micromix Soil during plant establishment and vegetative growth to support healthier young plants and root development. It can also be used with different types of growing substrate, making it suitable for a wide range of container and substrate-based growing programmes.
Micromix Soil and Mycor Mix perform different jobs. Mycor Mix supplies beneficial mycorrhizal fungi that establish a symbiotic relationship with roots, while Micromix Soil supplies a broader mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants intended to establish healthy soil-borne microlife. The two products can therefore form complementary parts of a biologically active root-zone programme.
When preparing growing media, mix 0.5 – 1g of Aptus Micromix Soil per litre of substrate. Distribute the powder evenly through the medium before planting.
At the lower rate, use 5g for 10L, 25g for 50L or 50g for 100L of substrate. At the higher rate, use 10g for 10L, 50g for 50L or 100g for 100L.
Alternatively, apply 1g directly into each planting hole before planting or transplanting. This method places the beneficial microbial inoculant immediately around the developing root zone without requiring it to be mixed through the entire volume of substrate.
When using the planting-hole method, a 100g pouch provides approximately 100 individual 1g applications.
Micromix Soil is the substrate-applied version of the Aptus Micromix system. Where further inoculation is required after establishment, Aptus recommends an optional application of Micromix Drip after approximately 21 days.
| Product | Aptus Micromix Soil |
|---|---|
| Product type | Beneficial microbial substrate inoculant |
| Product size | 100g |
| Format | Dry powder |
| Contains | Selected microorganisms & stimulants |
| Organic status | 100% organic |
| Substrate application rate | 0.5 – 1g per 1L of substrate |
| Planting-hole application | 1g per planting hole before planting or transplanting |
| 10L substrate | 5 – 10g |
| 50L substrate | 25 – 50g |
| 100L substrate | 50 – 100g |
| Approximate planting-hole applications | 100 plants from a 100g pouch at 1g per plant |
| Optional follow-up | Micromix Drip after approximately 21 days |
| Primary functions | Establishing beneficial microlife, supporting roots & improving root-zone conditions |
Aptus Micromix Soil is a 100% organic dry microbial inoculant containing selected beneficial microorganisms and stimulants. It is designed to establish beneficial microlife within the growing medium and around the root system.
Micromix Soil helps establish a healthy population of beneficial microorganisms in the root zone. Aptus states that these microorganisms support rooting and growth, help protect roots from harmful microorganisms and produce enzymes that break down accumulated nutrient salts.
Mix 0.5 – 1g per litre of growing substrate. Alternatively, apply 1g directly into each planting hole before planting or transplanting.
For 50 litres of substrate, use 25 – 50g of Micromix Soil depending on the chosen application rate.
Use 50 – 100g of Micromix Soil for 100 litres of growing medium.
When applying 1g directly into each planting hole, a 100g pouch provides approximately 100 plant applications.
Micromix Soil is particularly useful when preparing substrate and during planting or transplanting. Applying it at this stage establishes beneficial microlife close to young and developing roots.
Yes. Aptus recommends mixing 0.5 – 1g per litre directly through the substrate. It can also be applied at 1g per planting hole if a more targeted application is preferred.
Yes. Aptus describes Micromix Soil as 100% organic.
Micromix Soil contains a selected mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants. Aptus specifically describes enzymes produced by beneficial bacteria as part of the way the product works within the growing medium.
Micromix Soil is designed to be mixed directly into substrate or placed in the planting hole. Micromix Drip is mixed with water and applied through irrigation or watering. Aptus recommends Micromix Drip as an optional follow-up approximately 21 days after the initial Micromix Soil treatment.
Micromix Soil supplies a mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants to establish healthy soil-borne microlife. Mycor Mix specifically contains beneficial endomycorrhizal fungi that establish a symbiotic relationship with plant roots. They are different biological products and perform complementary roles within the root zone.
Aptus states that enzymes produced by beneficial bacteria help decompose accumulated nutrient salts within the growing medium, making this one of the functions of the beneficial microbial population established by Micromix.
Yes. Aptus recommends Micromix Soil during the growth phase to support healthier young plants and better establishment. Introducing beneficial microlife early helps create a more favourable biological environment around developing roots.
No. Micromix Soil is the substrate-applied version. Mix it directly through the growing medium or place it in the planting hole. For a water-applied microbial treatment, Aptus produces Micromix Drip.
£10.80
Unit price perA 100% organic microbial inoculant designed to establish beneficial microlife in the growing medium and support a healthier, more active root zone.
Aptus Micromix Soil is a concentrated dry microbial inoculant containing a carefully selected mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants. It is designed to introduce beneficial microlife directly into the growing medium, helping create better biological conditions around developing roots.
Commercial growing substrates are often processed or sterilised to remove potentially harmful organisms. While this produces a clean growing medium, it can also remove much of the beneficial microlife that would naturally occupy the root zone. Micromix Soil allows growers to deliberately reintroduce beneficial microorganisms when preparing substrate or transplanting.
Once established, these beneficial populations help create a more favourable environment around the roots. Aptus states that enzymes produced by beneficial bacteria help break down accumulated nutrient salts, while healthy populations of beneficial microorganisms help protect the root system from undesirable microorganisms.
Micromix Soil can be mixed throughout the growing medium at 0.5 – 1g per litre of substrate or applied more precisely at 1g per planting hole before planting or transplanting.
Micromix Soil is particularly useful when preparing fresh growing media or transplanting young plants. These are ideal opportunities to introduce beneficial microorganisms because the product can be distributed throughout the substrate or positioned directly around the developing root zone.
It is well suited to growers who want to establish beneficial biology in substrates that may contain relatively little active microlife. Rather than waiting for microbial populations to develop naturally, Micromix Soil provides a deliberate inoculation at the beginning of the crop.
Aptus recommends Micromix Soil during plant establishment and vegetative growth to support healthier young plants and root development. It can also be used with different types of growing substrate, making it suitable for a wide range of container and substrate-based growing programmes.
Micromix Soil and Mycor Mix perform different jobs. Mycor Mix supplies beneficial mycorrhizal fungi that establish a symbiotic relationship with roots, while Micromix Soil supplies a broader mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants intended to establish healthy soil-borne microlife. The two products can therefore form complementary parts of a biologically active root-zone programme.
When preparing growing media, mix 0.5 – 1g of Aptus Micromix Soil per litre of substrate. Distribute the powder evenly through the medium before planting.
At the lower rate, use 5g for 10L, 25g for 50L or 50g for 100L of substrate. At the higher rate, use 10g for 10L, 50g for 50L or 100g for 100L.
Alternatively, apply 1g directly into each planting hole before planting or transplanting. This method places the beneficial microbial inoculant immediately around the developing root zone without requiring it to be mixed through the entire volume of substrate.
When using the planting-hole method, a 100g pouch provides approximately 100 individual 1g applications.
Micromix Soil is the substrate-applied version of the Aptus Micromix system. Where further inoculation is required after establishment, Aptus recommends an optional application of Micromix Drip after approximately 21 days.
| Product | Aptus Micromix Soil |
|---|---|
| Product type | Beneficial microbial substrate inoculant |
| Product size | 100g |
| Format | Dry powder |
| Contains | Selected microorganisms & stimulants |
| Organic status | 100% organic |
| Substrate application rate | 0.5 – 1g per 1L of substrate |
| Planting-hole application | 1g per planting hole before planting or transplanting |
| 10L substrate | 5 – 10g |
| 50L substrate | 25 – 50g |
| 100L substrate | 50 – 100g |
| Approximate planting-hole applications | 100 plants from a 100g pouch at 1g per plant |
| Optional follow-up | Micromix Drip after approximately 21 days |
| Primary functions | Establishing beneficial microlife, supporting roots & improving root-zone conditions |
Aptus Micromix Soil is a 100% organic dry microbial inoculant containing selected beneficial microorganisms and stimulants. It is designed to establish beneficial microlife within the growing medium and around the root system.
Micromix Soil helps establish a healthy population of beneficial microorganisms in the root zone. Aptus states that these microorganisms support rooting and growth, help protect roots from harmful microorganisms and produce enzymes that break down accumulated nutrient salts.
Mix 0.5 – 1g per litre of growing substrate. Alternatively, apply 1g directly into each planting hole before planting or transplanting.
For 50 litres of substrate, use 25 – 50g of Micromix Soil depending on the chosen application rate.
Use 50 – 100g of Micromix Soil for 100 litres of growing medium.
When applying 1g directly into each planting hole, a 100g pouch provides approximately 100 plant applications.
Micromix Soil is particularly useful when preparing substrate and during planting or transplanting. Applying it at this stage establishes beneficial microlife close to young and developing roots.
Yes. Aptus recommends mixing 0.5 – 1g per litre directly through the substrate. It can also be applied at 1g per planting hole if a more targeted application is preferred.
Yes. Aptus describes Micromix Soil as 100% organic.
Micromix Soil contains a selected mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants. Aptus specifically describes enzymes produced by beneficial bacteria as part of the way the product works within the growing medium.
Micromix Soil is designed to be mixed directly into substrate or placed in the planting hole. Micromix Drip is mixed with water and applied through irrigation or watering. Aptus recommends Micromix Drip as an optional follow-up approximately 21 days after the initial Micromix Soil treatment.
Micromix Soil supplies a mixture of beneficial microorganisms and stimulants to establish healthy soil-borne microlife. Mycor Mix specifically contains beneficial endomycorrhizal fungi that establish a symbiotic relationship with plant roots. They are different biological products and perform complementary roles within the root zone.
Aptus states that enzymes produced by beneficial bacteria help decompose accumulated nutrient salts within the growing medium, making this one of the functions of the beneficial microbial population established by Micromix.
Yes. Aptus recommends Micromix Soil during the growth phase to support healthier young plants and better establishment. Introducing beneficial microlife early helps create a more favourable biological environment around developing roots.
No. Micromix Soil is the substrate-applied version. Mix it directly through the growing medium or place it in the planting hole. For a water-applied microbial treatment, Aptus produces Micromix Drip.
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