Effective Microorganism Concentrate
Effective Microorganism Concentrate is a potent liquid culture of beneficial microbes — the same kind of biology at work in a Bokashi grain system, but cultured and concentrated far beyond it. Soil Supply Co. grows and concentrates our own microbial consortium under controlled conditions on a continual basis, so every batch ships with a high level of activity. The microbes are facultative, meaning they thrive across a wide range of conditions, including the low- to no-oxygen environments where they outcompete pathogenic and problematic microbes and leave little room for them to take hold.
As they work, these microbes produce lactic acid, enzymes, cofactors and other secretions that break organic matter down and liberate nutrients and vitamins for healthier plants and soil. That makes it a genuinely versatile tool: drench it into soil to assimilate amendments faster after top-dressing, speed up a compost heap, help plants recover from waterlogged roots, deodorise septic systems and standing water, or use it undiluted in place of Bokashi grain to break down kitchen scraps or start your own Bokashi culture.
Live facultative microbial consortium; active metabolites include lactic acid, enzymes and cofactors
Breaks down organic matter and unlocks nutrients through live microbial action, plus outcompetes pathogens to keep soil, compost and water systems balanced.
As a soil drench, use 3–10 mL per litre of water (30–100 mL per 10 L watering can), ideally after top-dressing to help break amendments down more efficiently. For compost heaps or freshly mixed and amended soil, step up to 10 mL per litre (100 mL per 10 L can), where 10 L of solution treats roughly 1 cubic metre of compost or soil. To deodorise standing water and septic systems, flush approximately 250 mL down the toilet once a fortnight, or tip it straight into dams and standing water. And to use it in place of Bokashi grain, apply it undiluted as a light mist over food scraps as you add them to the bin — a fine mist is all it needs, with no need to soak.
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