Maxyield Soil Conditioner and Booster has been referred to as “the most important source of human wealth on this planet”. Its humus is dark colored, mostly decomposed organic matter that remains after plant or animal residues have biodegraded or composted.

It can occur naturally or it can be created intentionally with good gardening/agricultural practices. Aside from helping improve soil structure, Humus is a virtual storehouse for both micronutrients (trace elements) and essential macronutrients – nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium. Humus is loaded with beneficial biolife as well.

Our product is from the final breakdown constituents of the natural decay of plant and animal materials. These organic acids are found in pre-historic deposits. The Humic matter in our product is formed through the biological humification of plant and animal matter and through the biological activities of microorganisms. These complex molecules exist naturally in soils, peats, oceans and fresh waters.

Benefits of adding Maxyield Soil Conditioner and booster to the soil

• Increases the nutrient holding capacity of the soil.
• Improves fertilizer utilization by “chelating” nutrients, which puts them into a more absorbable form.
• Buffers pH problems by allowing plants to get nutrients otherwise “locked” in the soil due to high or low pH.
• Increases and enlarges root systems and promotes plant cell division.
• Helps buffer the effects of high salts in soils whether from natural soil conditions or due to excess fertilizers, ocean water or even dog urine
• Improves the growth of various groups of beneficial micro-organisms including those that help detoxify soils. Often used in soil bioremediation projects.
• Changes the physical and mechanical properties of the soil in structure, color, and consistency. Helps aerate and bio activate soils.
• Increases the permeability of plant membranes, promotes more efficient nutrient uptake of foliar nutrients.
• Adds Carbon and aids in correcting plant chlorosis.
• Improves germination rates of seed.