Flushing Soil Salts: Fixing Fertilizer Burn in Cardamom Basins
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Applying too much chemical fertilizer in an effort to push faster growth can backfire. Over time, chemical residues build up harmful salts in the root basins, turning root tips black and leaving leaves with dry, brown edges from fertilizer burn.
You can clear these toxic salt build-ups by introducing Halotolerant Bio-fertilizers like specialized Bacillus strains. These helpful bacteria break down accumulated chemical bonds, absorbing excess salts and converting them into safe plant nutrients to help your roots recover.
Restore balance to over-chemicalized soils. Shop our recovery inputs from Bactostore at www.peaklab.co.in or call 9146150117.