Lawn Phacelia seeds, Green carpet Soft packaging 0.5kg

Phacelia is one of the most widespread and popular green manure plants in the middle lane – plants that are planted to improve the physical and mechanical quality of the soil and enrich it with chemicals and mineral compounds. In addition to its usefulness, phacelia is also a beautiful ornamental plant and melliferous plant that can decorate any flower bed, house territory, garden beds. Features and advantages as a green manure In addition to the presence of high decorative qualities and usefulness for the soil, one of the important advantages of phacelia is its simplicity and ease of care. Unlike many other green manures, the plant is characterized by fast growth rates, resistance to low temperatures and even frost (down to -8C). Phacelia feels great on almost any soil and can grow both in drought and high temperatures, and in shaded areas (in gardens, under fruit trees, etc.). The use of the plant as a natural fertilizer is relevant for poor soils, as well as areas with highly saline soils – as a result of regular application of mineral fertilizers. In the process of growth and vital activity, phacelia promotes soil loosening, and therefore is perfect for sowing in areas with heavy soils – clay, loam, etc. In addition, the powerful root system of the culture strengthens the soil, helping to increase its resistance to wind and rain erosion. Among the useful qualities of phacelia, it is worth noting the protection of soil from many pests and diseases, emitted – in addition to nitrogen, which is a natural organic fertilizer – substances in the soil prevent the growth and development of mold, nematode fungi. The plant itself, due to its rapid and active growth, displaces other crops from the site, including weeds. Benefits of sowing phacelia: Deacidification of the soil and its enrichment with nitrogen; Prevention of the appearance of infectious and bacterial diseases in the soil; Protection of crops in the area from wireworms, nematodes and locusts; Improving the pollination of fruit crops on the site by attracting honey-collecting insects. Phacelia can be sown in beds with already growing fruitful crops, acting as a natural source of nitrogen for them. But planting should be done only after reaching the cultivated. The plant itself, due to its rapid and active growth, displaces other crops from the site, including weeds. Benefits of sowing phacelia: Deacidification of the soil and its enrichment with nitrogen; Prevention of the appearance of infectious and bacterial diseases in the soil; Protection of crops in the area from wireworms, nematodes and locusts; Improving the pollination of fruit crops on the site by attracting honey-collecting insects. Phacelia can be sown in beds with already growing fruitful crops, acting as a natural source of nitrogen for them. But planting should be done only after reaching the cultivated. The plant itself, due to its rapid and active growth, displaces other crops from the site, including weeds. Benefits of sowing phacelia: Deacidification of the soil and its enrichment with nitrogen; Prevention of the appearance of infectious and bacterial diseases in the soil; Protection of crops in the area from wireworms, nematodes and locusts; Improving the pollination of fruit crops on the site by attracting honey-collecting insects. Phacelia can be sown in beds with already growing fruitful crops, acting as a natural source of nitrogen for them. But planting should be done only after reaching the cultivated. Protection of crops in the area from wireworms, nematodes and locusts; Improving the pollination of fruit crops on the site by attracting honey-collecting insects. Phacelia can be sown in beds with already growing fruitful crops, acting as a natural source of nitrogen for them. But planting should be done only after reaching the cultivated. Protection of crops in the area from wireworms, nematodes and locusts; Improving the pollination of fruit crops on the site by attracting honey-collecting insects. Phacelia can be sown in beds with already growing fruitful crops, acting as a natural source of nitrogen for them. But planting should be done only after reaching the cultivated.