Description
Terium consists of a combination of synergistically acting microorganisms capable of attacking insoluble phosphorus in the soil and making it available to the plant, and bacteria capable of fixing nitrogen. The action of these microorganisms improves soil fertility by increasing, on the one hand, the availability of nutrients in particularly “heavy” soils and, on the other, by contributing to the development of secondary roots (mycorrhization) capable of exploring a greater volume of soil.
Terium has an excellent stimulating and greening effect on vegetation due to its ability to produce siderophores and make high amounts of iron available.