SCD BioAg – Organic Farm and Garden Soil Microbes, Compost Starter with 12 Probiotic Strains, Live Super Concentrate of Liquid Microorganisms, Chemical-Free Soil Amendment, by SCD Probiotics (1 Liter)

This stuff is working great already and I've only been using it less than a month. MIxed it with fish fertilizer, sea weed/kelp extract, a handful of vermipost and a little molasses to make compost tea to feed my straw bales and they are heating up nicely. Also this stuff, with it's 'proprietary' bacillus cultures, is MUCH cheaper than Dr. Higa's EM. Really, it shouldn't be THAT expensive to make and sell micronutrients!!! I LOVE this stuff and use it for sooooo many purposes. If you need help with how to mix it, go to their website and download the instructions...they are very clear if you take time to read up on it.

It does what it says, and much more. I've tilled the same garden for 25 years... then, this. Major benefits from a month on, that last for years. Like nothing else. As mentioned elsewhere, be sure to go to manufacturer's website to make your product even better.

You can never tell for sure whether tonic additives like this work, but it sure seems to. I loaded up a few custom soil mixes with too much blood meal, which caused some pots to develop fungus or fruit flies. BioAg seemed to quickly resolve the problem, suggesting that it may increase the maximum amount of nitrogen fertilizers you can safely expose your plants to.This bottle is enough to last several lifetimes when using it with indoor potted plants, too.

The dilutions ratios seemed a bit foggy to me, so I contacted the manufacturer. They were prompt and polite. The reason the dilution rate was foggy to me was I had a hose-hook up dial sprayer with reservoir sprayer that operations on a per gallon dilution rate which I use on my garden beds. Based on the additional manufacturer's literature, I figure my dial should be set at 3/4 teaspoons per gallon. Though, if you have questions on how to apply I recommend contacting the SCD Probiotics for clarification.

It's my first try,easy to use.The result shows up later,I hope!Promising.

A friend told me it works to eliminate cat pee odor...Sure does!!

The more I think about it, the more I research alternative home remedy solutions, the more I come to the conclusion that these types of products are probably not worth it.Bananas, Eggs, Yogurts with Active Cultures, etc., are all ingredients that you can PROBABLY put inside a blender and make your own Inoculant.This is not an educated post but nevertheless a calculated one. Do your own research before spending money on this.

Made my bokashi with this product and my plants are thriving.