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27/10/2026

Before storing your harvest, prep your root cellar with one key rule in mind. It is much easier to protect your crops from rot while the space is empty, rather than waiting until the infection has already spread through the crates.

First, you need to thoroughly clean, dry, and check the ventilation in your storage area.

🍂Clear out last year's leftover crops, trash, and old boxes. Scrub the dirt and mold off the walls, shelves, and storage bins. Make sure to completely dry all wooden surfaces after cleaning.

Check your ventilation. Your cellar should not have stale air or excess moisture. It is also a good idea to cover the air vents to keep rodents out.

Keep potatoes, carrots, and apples separate:
🥔Potatoes need darkness and good airflow.
🥕Store carrots in plastic bags with small holes for ventilation. They lose moisture quickly, so you cannot leave them sitting in the open air.
🍎Keep apples in their own clean crates because they release ethylene gas, which affects the vegetables around them.

⭐️To help your vegetables last longer, treat them with a combined solution of Fitobact and Liposam. Fitobact enriches the environment with beneficial microbes, and Liposam securely binds them to the vegetables and containers, acting as a natural barrier to stop moisture loss.

One last important point. Do not store damaged, rotting, or diseased produce. A single bad vegetable can ruin a whole crate.

26/10/2026

Why does this duo keep bulbs protected all winter long?

It’s all about synergy.
The beneficial bacteria in Fitobact colonize the surface of the bulb and create a protective barrier, while the active substances they produce boost the plants’ immunity, keeping them safe throughout the winter.

At the same time, Liposam forms a breathable mesh that retains moisture and helps beneficial microorganisms stay on the bulbs even during rain.

So in the spring, your bulbs will survive and grow with new energy 🌱

👉 Watch the video for the exact proportions and step-by-step instructions on how to soak your bulbs!

21/10/2026

How to prepare a planting hole correctly in the autumn?

Dig the hole 2 to 4 weeks before planting. During this time, the soil will settle, and the nutrients will spread evenly throughout it.

While digging, set the topsoil aside. This is exactly what you will use later to cover the sapling's roots.

Before planting, water the soil with a Mycohelp solution (30 ml per 10 liters of water) to boost strong root growth. To make sure the solution works at its best and doesn't wash away with the rain, be sure to add Liposam. It keeps the active ingredients right in the root zone and locks in soil moisture.

For an apple or pear tree, a hole about 70 to 80 cm wide and 60 to 70 cm deep is enough. For plum and cherry trees, you can make a hole about 60 cm wide and 50 to 60 cm deep.

Mix the fertile soil with 1 to 2 buckets of well-rotted compost or humus. Add phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. It is better not to use fresh manure or nitrogen fertilizers in the autumn.

Fill the hole with the prepared mix and water it well. By the time you plant, the soil will settle, and your sapling will get a ready nutrient-rich environment to take root.

19/10/2026

The problem often hides out of sight — right down in the soil. Harsh conditions and hidden stressors simply stop the roots from developing properly.

⭐️Instead of losing your harvest, create the perfect biological environment for your roots with Fitowhite.

Here is what the product does:

💪The beneficial microbes heal the soil. This gives the root system the space it needs to grow freely, without any obstacles.

🛡It acts like armor, boosting the plant's own natural defense mechanisms. The plant becomes highly resilient and keeps growing, even when it faces soil stress.

Don't wait until your plants start wilting. Protect the root system early so it keeps its strength

15/10/2026

How to plant winter garlic and onions the right way

We need to build strong roots before the frost, but without sprouting green leaves. You should plant when the soil temperature is +5 to +10 °C.

Here is how to do it right, step by step:

🪏Dig your garden bed 20 to 25 cm deep a week and a half before planting so the soil can settle. Add compost and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Potassium is your protection against freezing.

💧Treat your cloves and onion sets before planting to stimulate growth and protect them from stress. To do this, soak them in a tank mix of Fitobact and the biological sticker Liposam. Fitobact will boost plant growth and development. Liposam locks in moisture and protects the bulbs from drying out.

For garlic, pick the largest cloves because they give a 40% bigger harvest. For onions, do the exact opposite. Take the smallest sets (under 1 cm) since they are genetically unable to bolt in the spring.

Plant garlic 6 to 8 cm deep (spacing 10 by 25 cm) and onions 3 to 5 cm deep (spacing 7 by 20 cm). Don't push them into the ground by force so you don't damage the root base.

🌾Cover with straw or peat (4 to 6 cm) only after the first frost so the bed doesn't rot

08/10/2026

Grubs, wireworms, and mole crickets stay active until the soil temperature drops below 6-8°C. With cooler weather and autumn rains, these pests move closer to the surface.

This is exactly when you might be planting winter garlic, onions, or young trees—right where the pests are waiting in the topsoil.

Wet soil makes it easier for them to move around. Right now, they are actively looking for food to build up fat before winter hibernation.

Your new seedlings and the roots of your garlic and onions can become easy prey. Damaged roots struggle to grow in the spring, leaving the plants weak😟

You need to take action in the autumn to protect your plants. Here is what you should do:

🥶Do a deep autumn dig so pests either freeze or become food for birds.

💧Apply biological soil treatments.

💪Protect the root zone with beneficial microorganisms when planting.

Take care of your soil this autumn so your plants get a strong, healthy start in the spring.

29/09/2026

Autumn feeding is not about the harvest

The harvest may be over, but your trees, shrubs, and flowers still need some care. In autumn, plants are getting ready for winter, so this isn't the time to push them into new growth. Instead, give them the nutrients they need to prepare for the colder months.

Phosphorus & Potassium
Help support strong roots and improve the plant's ability to handle stressful conditions.

🌱 Humates
Help improve the soil around the roots, making it easier for plants to retain and absorb nutrients.

🦠 Organic Balance®
Beneficial bacteria help make nutrients in the soil more available to plants. This means your plants can make better use of the nutrients you apply.

In autumn, it's not just about feeding your plants. It's about helping them make the most of every nutrient before winter

28/09/2026

The harvest is over, but your plants can still be useful!

Don’t hurry to throw away the dry stems, they’re organic matter that will be a great fertilizer for next season.

🍂 Restore soil fertility with the Ecostern® Soil Improver! 🍂

Its beneficial microorganisms speed up the natural breakdown of organic matter, helping soften plant residues and gradually turn them into valuable organic matter.

This natural process helps restore the soil and prepares it for the next growing season.

💧For watering areas with plant residues, dilute 10-15 ml in 10 l of water . This amount is enough to treat 2 m².

Start preparing your soil for the next growing season😊

10/09/2026

After harvesting, it’s worth taking care of more than just the soil. Every part of the greenhouse can hold its own “traces” of the season.

🌱 Soil
Treat it with Ecostern®. Beneficial bacteria and fungi will help speed up the decomposition of plant residues and support soil biological activity.

🧱 Walls and structures
Clean the surfaces of dirt and treat them with Fitobact® mixed with Liposam®.

🍂 Plant residues
Remove plant tops, leaves, and roots from the greenhouse. Do not leave material where pathogens can survive.

❄️ Moisture
In winter, if possible, put some snow into the greenhouse. As it melts, it will gradually return moisture to the soil.

Preparing the greenhouse for spring means taking care not only of what is visible, but also of what remains in the soil

04/09/2026

After harvest, the field does not stop working.

Stems, leaves, and other plant residues remain in the field. If left unattended, they can take a long time to decompose, and pathogens can survive on their surface.

Plant residues consist of complex organic compounds. That is why they do not decompose immediately in nature.

After Ecostern® is applied, live bacteria and fungi colonize the plant residues and release enzymes that break down these complex compounds into simpler ones. This makes the organic matter more accessible for further decomposition by microorganisms.

As a result, the residues lose their structure more quickly, break down, and gradually become part of the soil’s organic matter.

In this way, Ecostern® helps turn plant residues from a post-harvest problem into an organic part of the soil for the next harvest.

What do you usually do with plant residues after harvest? Tell us in the comments.

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