Bok Choy - 4 Nov 2020

This Trial - 

 

1. uses Langleys Bio-EnergeticTM technology to: 

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• inoculate seeds with a multi-strain suite of energized beneficial microbes (BMB); 

 

2. Results show: 

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• increased germination rates and plant performance. 

• increased root growth and levels of soil organic carbon (SOC). 

• increasing Yield and Water Use Efficiency (WUE).

• increased food nutrient density, quality and shelflife.

 

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Aim :

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An initial shade house trial was conducted at Redlands Research Station to compare the use of

Langleys Bio-EnergeticTM Microbe blend (BMB) technology with Troforte Biomineral fertilizer &

pre-existing Ag microbe system; and also versus a Conventional program (+/- BMB microbes). 

 

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Case Study: Bok Choy Shade house Trial

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Bok choy seeds (3 per pot) were grown for 45 days in washed river sand and then harvested. The seeds

were either treated with –

1. Troforté blend microbes (Ag microbes);

2. Langleys Bio-Energetic Microbes (BMB); or

3. No Microbes.

Fertilizer regime 25g per pot –

1. TrofortéNPK Biomineral Fertilizer @25g per pot;

2. Conventional NPK (CK 88) @25g per pot;

3. Control (No fertilizer).