The importance of the existence of microbiota in the substrates is well known. Adding the fungal species, bacteria and the rest of various microbes, they constitute the so-called beneficial microorganisms of the soil. They have evolved in nature establishing symbiotic relationships with plants that facilitate the roots to increase the absorption of water, oxygen and nutrients.

Although not all microorganisms are good nor do all manufacturers dedicate the same efforts in research and development. The more specific and the higher the concentration of these there are, the greater the the beneficial effect obtained. This means that a good formula must have a high amount of microorganisms per gram.

Tarantula Liquid contains nearly 10 million microorganisms  in each gram, making it the highest quality formulation on the market. 

• Produces a stronger and more branched root system.

• Helps break down dead organic matter, transforming it into new, usable nutrients.

• Maximizes plant immune response to stress of any kind.

• Increases nutrient absorption and mineral availability.

• Improves atmospheric nitrogen conversion and phosphorus utilization.

 Tarantula Liquid works for your plants in any type of hydroponic or soil cultivation. It guarantees an increase in the reward obtained with the harvest.

Combined with Voodoo Juice and Piranha, a greater dynamic of yield is achieved  and root growth  becomes more forceful. You will get the healthiest and most productive plants possible.

How to use:

Mix 2 ml per litre of water during the first two weeks of growth and the first two weeks of flowering.

It can also be used as a growth revitaliser at a rate of 1 ml per litre of solution.

Suitable for any crop and compatible with any type of base fertiliser.

**Composition:
**Arthro Bacterglobiformis.
Bacillus brevis.
Bacillus coagulans.
Bacillus licheniformis.
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus polymyxa.
Bacillus pumilus.
Bacillus subtilis.
Bacillus thuringiensis.
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Paenibacillus polymyxa.