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Mosby

After liquidifying moss, it helps it adapt and grow
A soil restoration solution made by mixing various nutrients

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Components of Mosby

Mosby consists of 4 elements.

How to use Mons

1. Mix A and B solutions in a 1:1 ratio.
2. Mons and water 1:100Dilute it with
3. Spray the diluted Mons mixture evenly on the surface of the moss
I will spray it on.

Mons effect

Moss shipping time reduced by 30%

Moss grown with Mons compared to moss grown with purified water or rainwater about 30% It grows faster.

Moss health also increased 1.5-2.2 times

As a result of evaluating the health status of moss using weight and length as indicators, moss grown with Mons about 1.5On a ship 2.2It has been shown that pears are healthier.

Applicable destinations

Landscape and wall recording

terrarium

Mosswall

Moss growing farm

FAQ

Moss spore liquid

Select moss species suitable for the target soil

Nutrient supply solution

Helps early moss growth and soil restoration

Plant growth hormone solution

Helps moss adapt and grow

symbiotic microbial fluid

Helps restore the target soil

How to use Mosby

Moss absorbs nutrients through pores in stems and leaves. This is why moss bees can grow well even in degraded soil.

1. Dilute Morse Bee in a certain amount of water.
2. Spray diluted moss bee on top of degraded soil.
3. Degraded soil is restored to healthy soil.

The Mosby effect

Organic matter and carbon in reclaimed soil sprayed with Mosby

As proven by Mosby spraying, the physical and chemical properties of the soil were improved, and fast and efficient greening became possible.

Phosphorus content in reclaimed soil applied with Mosby

It has excellent performance in restoring ecosystems by providing a stable supply of essential nutrients to the soil. All of these effects have been proven by quantifiable scientific data.

Applicable destinations

Forest disaster area

Reclaimed land and areas with excess fertilizer accumulation

Aging industrial area

Ecosystem-Destructed Areas