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Introduction :
What is Zeoplant
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retainer in the soil and also reduce infiltration rate of soil, thereby reducing
water wastage.
Material Composition
1. Rhyolitic tuff and phyllo silicates which are rock type inorganic natural
minerals.
2. Cellulose, a natural organic fibre.
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structure, creates in soil surface full of capillaries of size 5-10 nanometer
enabling binding of high amount of water between these capillaries and
holding them even at high temperature, thus increasing more than twice
the efficiency of utilization of irrigation water for the intended purpose.
It’s large surface area and short depth liquid diffusion enables it to be active
immediately upon its addition to the soil and it bring to the system a chemo
taxing effect in the root location due to their cationic charges resulting in
nutrient provision to the plants which shall be easily absorbed.
This product increases the root forming capacity of the plants, a real boost
to its growth, due to active surface of its mineral rhyolitic tuff.
The volcanic origin takes over the role of humic material to make up for any
salt deficiency in the soil.
Zeoplant keep the irrigation water at the most effective root zone
preventing unnecessary wastage to lower layers.
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It changes normal soil into a good agricultural soil and its water retaining
capacity is achieved by its porosity, quantity of its colloidal and
microstructure mineral component.
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Installation/application is easy in operation, but it shall follow
manufacturer’s recommendation of dosage and application for each type
plant, season and soil.
Conclusion :
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