Nitrogen fixation

To obtain an increased concentration of nitrogen in an aqueous solution, it is necessary to pour 400 l of water and 100 kg of peat into GRINBIO-1000. The water can be from a pond or your already used aqueous solution that has passed several cycles through a hydroponic system.

Turn on the unit and within an hour, the entire solution will be disinfected, all minerals that have not previously dissolved in the water will be dissolved. The peat will be completely crushed and a large part of its mineral composition will pass into an aqueous solution.

After processing, this solution should be left for 14-20 days for the growth of nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

The essence of this phenomenon is that the bacterial environment of ammonifying (decomposing non-mineralized peat nitrogen to ammonia), nitrifying (oxidizing NH3 to nitrates) and nitrogen-fixing (binding atmospheric nitrogen) microorganisms is detected during electrohydraulic processing. its representatives are able to survive. After electrohydraulic action, having received at their disposal a practically free from competition environment of electrohydraulically treated (i.e., primarily dispersed peat), which now contains many different salts and trace elements in a soluble state, these types of bacteria find themselves in particularly favorable conditions and begin to develop extremely rapidly. peat.

Thus, after 2 weeks, the amount of nitrogen in fertilizers increases sharply, which makes this solution not only a highly nitrogenous fertilizer, but also a highly mineralized one!

This solution should be diluted with plain water to achieve the desired level of nitrogen for a certain type of crop.