Bactamin combines the properties of a growth biostimulant, a foliar organic fertilizer, and a microbial solution. The microorganisms in Bactamin, when applied to the leaves, are activated and begin to release inorganic nutrients that are immediately assimilable by the plants. At the same time, they enhance the resistance of plants during stress periods, and the nutrient substrate of Bactamin contributes to the nutrition and vigor of crops.

• Contains beneficial microorganisms of the Bacillus genus in spore form.
• The microorganisms it contains are naturally present on the leaf, stem, and root zone of most plant species.
• Contains a nutrient-rich substrate that stimulates the germination of spores and the multiplication of bacteria immediately after their application to the foliage.
• The microorganisms in Bactamin provide nutrients that are immediately assimilable by the plant.
• Once the spores fall onto the leaves, they are activated, and the resulting bacteria begin to multiply, breaking down the organic matter of Bactamin and releasing nutrients that are readily available to the plants.
• The beneficial microorganisms in Bactamin produce protein-based substances, some of which enhance plant resistance during stress periods, while others act as a protective covering for the above-ground part of the plant.
• Bactamin stimulates and accelerates the biological processes occurring in the above-ground parts of plants and trees.