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Has anyone ever tried nitrogen fixing bacteria such on garlic?

13 years ago

I found a product called Azos which is supposed to be a nitrogen fixing bacteria found naturally in rainforests and it is supposed to:

Extract Nitrogen Fom the Air and Feed It to Your Plants

Accelerate and Extend Root System Growth (up to 300%)

Increase Disease, Drought, and Stress Tolerance

Give Plants the Ability to Thrive in Nutrient Poor Soils

Quickly-Inoculate for Immediate Results (Comparable to a Tea)

Increase Resistance to Root Shock

Eliminate Nitrogen Leaching Into Groundwater (No more algae blooms and dead zones)

Has anyone ever tried a product such as this on garlic?

Based on the description, it sounds like it would be almost a perfect fit for a plant like garlic which has a very high demand for nitrogen as it grows very fast in the spring.

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