Plant Probiotics
Proven to increase the compounds that are responsible for oil production, aroma, flavor, and nutrient uptake.
For a plant to create more oil, it needs to receive the signal to do so and the resources such as higher levels of nutrient density. Soil Balance Pro works as a dynamic plant “digestive system” and increases synthetic and organic Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium, Calcium and Magnesium uptake. As the industry expands, the future will be shaped by those who minimize input costs and maximize essential oil production on a per acre/hectare basis.
How It Works
Soil Balance Professional Formulation is a highly concentrated 62 strain, regenerative community of probiotic bacteria and fungi. This blend of proprietary microbes has been proven to increase the various compounds in industrial cultivars responsible for oil production, aroma, flavor, and nutrient uptake.
Many microbes eat and digest carbon. Microbe digestion results in the creation of "secondary metabolites". The various strains in Soil Balance Pro probiotics, produce a variety of naturally occurring metabolites and enzymes on the root surface. The probiotic microbes in Soil Balance Pro "push" the plant to produce its own secondary metabolites that stimulate and increase essential oil production. This same mode of action increases the production of terpenes and the various terpene types within the profile.
The microbes in Soil Balance Pro have been carefully selected for their unique ability to supplement the cannabis plant’s production of necessary precursors to cannabinoid formation. ONLY genetic encoding can dictate which particular cannabinoids the plant allocates these precursors to, and in what ratios. However, Soil Balance Pro has shown to consistently reduce certain types of ‘stress induced’ THC production. ‘Stress induced’ THC production is NOT genetically encoded, rather triggered by plant stress induced genetic misprints. These misprints have the ability to skew CBD:THC ratios in a compiled negative manner for hemp farmers. It is still the responsibility of the farmer to regularly monitor and maintain THC limits imposed by their governing body.
The 2017 Field Test Results
North Carolina - 50 treated Vs. 50 non treated plants
Increase in oil content per acre
Non TreatedNorth Carolina independent analysis - conducted by Robert Ian Bruck, PhD professor emeritus North Carolina State University. Third party Cannabinoid testing conducted by Botanacor Services. Independent analysis Colorado - conducted by Michael Villa, PhD. Testing done using a C-Vue continuous flow high performance liquid chromatograph.
Colorado - Treated Vs. Non Treated (Week 4 of flower)
Increase in oil content per acre
Non TreatedNorth Carolina independent analysis - conducted by Robert Ian Bruck, PhD professor emeritus North Carolina State University. Third party Cannabinoid testing conducted by Botanacor Services. Independent analysis Colorado - conducted by Michael Villa, PhD. Testing done using a C-Vue continuous flow high performance liquid chromatograph.
North Carolina - Total Leaf Nutrient Content
Increase of Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium, Calcium & Magnesium in leaf
Non Treated| 64% | Increase in leaf Phosphorous content |
|---|---|
| 38% | Increase in leaf Nitrogen content |
| 58% | Increase in leaf Potassium content |
| 133% | Increase in leaf Calcium content |
| 110% | Increase in leaf Magnesium content |
| 10% | Increase in plant biomass (yield) |
Petiole samples taken from plants in NC, processed independently by NCDA (North Carolina Department of Agriculture).
