Benefits

• Made from decomposing organic matter

• Improves Nutrition Absorption

• Enhances the overall growth of plants

• Contents of useful bacteria

Content

Naturally composted organic manure

Product Description

1. Improves Soil Health

 Enhances soil structure and texture.

 Increases soil aeration and water-holding capacity.

 Boosts microbial activity, leading to healthier soil ecosystems.

2. Provides Essential Nutrients

 Supplies slow-release nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) and

micronutrients.

 Improves nutrient availability and uptake by plants.

3. Reduces Waste

 Recycles organic waste that would otherwise go to landfills.

 Lowers the environmental impact of waste disposal.

4. Eco-Friendly

 Minimizes the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

 Reduces pollution of soil and water resources.

5. Cost-Effective

 Saves money on commercial fertilizers.

 It can be produced locally using farm or kitchen waste.

6. Improves Crop Quality and Yield

 Encourages stronger root development.

 Enhances flavour, size, and shelf life of fruits and vegetables.

7. Suppresses Plant Diseases

 Promotes beneficial microbes that outcompete harmful pathogens.

 Enhances plant resistance to pests and diseases.

8. Helps Mitigate Climate Change

 Sequesters carbon in the soil.

 Reduces greenhouse gas emissions from synthetic fertilizer production and

landfill waste.

Ingredients

Nutrient Composition of Bio Compos (per dry weight basis)

Nutrient Typical

Range Role in Plant Growth

Nitrogen (N) 0.5 – 2.0% Leaf and shoot development

Phosphorus

(P₂O₅) 0.2 – 1.5% Root development, flowering, fruiting

Potassium (K₂O) 0.5 – 2.0% Overall vigour, disease resistance

Calcium (Ca) 1.0 – 3.0% Cell wall strength, root health

Magnesium (Mg) 0.2 – 0.5% Chlorophyll production

Sulfur (S) 0.2 – 0.4% Protein synthesis

Organic Carbon 15 – 25% Improves soil structure and fertility

C:N Ratio 15:1 to 25:1 indicates a balance of carbon to nitrogen

How to Use

1. For Home Gardening / Kitchen Gardens

✅ Soil Preparation

 Mix 1 part bio compost with 2–3 parts garden soil before planting.

 Ideal for potting mixes, vegetable beds, and flower beds.

✅ Top Dressing

 Apply 1–2 handfuls of compost around the base of each plant every 2–4

weeks.

 Lightly mix into the topsoil and water afterwards.

2. For Vegetables

 Add 0.5–1 kg of compost per plant during transplanting (e.g., tomato,

brinjal).

 Repeat compost application every 30–45 days for better yield.

3. For Fruit Trees

 Dig a circular trench around the drip line (not close to the trunk).

 Apply 5–10 kg of compost per tree (annually or bi-annually).

 Cover with soil and mulch; water well.

4. For Lawns and Landscaping

 Spread a thin layer (0.5–1 cm) of compost over the grass surface.

 Rake lightly and water thoroughly.

 Helps improve soil structure and grass health.