Xtreme Azos Beneficial Bacteria, 2 oz
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Naturally Occurring Nitrogen-Converting Bacteria, 2oz
Nitrogen in soil isn't always in a form a plant can take up quickly, and Xtreme Azos Beneficial Bacteria closes that gap. It's a naturally occurring bacteria, Azospirillum brasilense, supplied at 1,000,000 CFU per gram, that converts nitrogen into a form readily available to the plant while also promoting natural root development.
This 2oz size is a low-commitment way to try Azos on a small number of cuttings or transplants before scaling up.
Key Features & Benefits
- Azospirillum brasilense bacteria — supplied at 1,000,000 CFU per gram
- Natural nitrogen conversion — makes nitrogen readily available to the plant
- Natural growth promoter — boosts root development alongside the nitrogen conversion
- Rooting cuttings & transplants — suited to vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers
Who Should Use Xtreme Azos Beneficial Bacteria
Growers who want a naturally occurring bacterial inoculant to boost nitrogen availability and root development, especially when rooting cuttings or transplants, are the fit for Azos.
About Xtreme Gardening
Xtreme Gardening has been developing biological inoculants for more than 11 years out of California, and Azos has been part of the lineup used to help break 9 world records for plant growth, including a 2,230.5lb pumpkin in 2015.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What bacteria does this product contain?
- Azospirillum brasilense at 1,000,000 CFU per gram. It's a naturally occurring bacteria rather than a synthetic additive.
- What does Azos do?
- It converts nitrogen into a form readily available to the plant. That conversion is paired with a natural boost to root development.
- When is it used?
- For rooting cuttings and transplants, as well as ongoing use through a growing cycle. Applying it early gives new roots the nitrogen-availability benefit sooner.
- What plants is it suited to?
- Vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, and more. It's a general-purpose bacterial inoculant rather than a crop-specific product.
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