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Many of us has taken up gardening as a hobby and take care of our "green friends" in our homes or or small gardens.Many of us take care of our beloved house plants and dream of a cosy green space to relax in at the end of the day. More and more people are also venturing into growing their own fruits and vegetables. This is all that Danuba Garden is about: connecting with nature and learning about it. growing fruits and vegetables to provide for themselves. But where should we start? Let us help you!
As part of our mission, at Danuba Garden we provide a holistic system for sustainable gardening.
Learn more about our innovative, bio- and chemical free solutions!
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Get to know our innovative, bio and chemical free ingredients
Let us introduce you to 6 innovative and organic solutions: mycorrhizal fungi, Trichoderma fungi, beneficial bacteria (yes, there are some), humus and algae, which sometimes mention as a "bodybuilding protein shake" for plants.
Algea
Everyone's heard of cucumber facials, although there's a major competitor on the rise - algae-based lines! What if we told you that algae can be used professionally in organic and chemical-free gardening, too? Yep! And with quite a bit of success!
Algae are photosynthetic marine organisms that can grow rapidly under extreme conditions. It can reach up to 1 metre in a day! Algae are used in the cosmetics industry and are an ingredient in many human food supplements.
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A 1 litre container of Asco Alga / Kelpak should be diluted to a concentration of approximately 2% in a backpack sprayer. This means that approximately 2 dl of Asco Algae / Kelpak should be added to 10 litres of water. This recommended concentration applies to almost all foliar fertilizers! If you only want to feed your houseplants, put a teaspoonful of Asco Algae in a 0.5L spray bottle of grated cress and fill it up with water. After that, spray it on your plants because the high concentration of organic matter in Asco Alga can cause it to decompose and become a nasty consistency in a few weeks.
Useful bacteria
The beneficial bacteria of Danuba Garden have the following useful properties
- They are able to fix nitrogen in the air into the plants' bodies, and use it to produce amino acids, proteins and other useful anaysis.
- They are able to remake nutrients in the soil that are no easily absorbed e.g. phosphorus or potassium into a usbale form.
- If these beneficial bacteria multiply on the plant or around the root, then are able to crowd out harmful bacteria.
Soil pH greatly influences the availability of nutrients
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For all our products, the manufacturer guarantees the germ count and active ingredient content for 18 months from the date of manufacture.
For liquid products
Please pay special attention to the dose and time of application (temperature, time of day) to avoid occasional scorching. Application on hot days should be avoided. Application above 22 degrees is not recommended. Clean the application equipment used before and after spraying with clean water.
Leonardite
We are made of earth, we become earth? But why is soil such an important, central figure in organic and chemical-free gardening? The answer is simple. The earth beneath our feet is not only a key to sustainable development, but also a huge opportunity to learn more about our diverse world. As Leonardo da Vinci observed, "We know more about the movements of the heavenly bodies than we do about the soil beneath our feet."
Humus is the most valuable part of soil, as this is where the beneficial fungi and bacteria "live". Absorbs up to 100 times its weight in water, as well as a source of food.
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Apply monthly to the soil beneath the plants.
here. 1-2 dl of product per 10 litre jug.
mix it in and water the soil.
Be careful not to put it anywhere else, because the humus
has a distinct black colour that is visible on everything. The product
can be used on all plants!
Chitosan
If you also liked Tony Stark armour of in the Marvel movies, we've found the perfect alternative for you to grow and protect your plants !We only say one thing: chitosan!
What is chitosan? Chitosan is an organic and chemical-free solution for gardening! Chitosan is produced by the breakdown of chitin into smaller particles, which also form the outer "armour" of fungi and insects.
The chitosan is the sprayed on the plant, it triggers its defence system and is prepared for bacterial, fungal and insect attacks for 10-14 days. NASA has also successfully used the active ingredient chitosan to protect plants on the MIR space station!
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Before bacterial, fungal and insect attacks
be the spray on leaves. If necessary 10-14
per day to repeat.
A critical period for plants is the flowering and a period of intensive growth. The product can be used on all plants!
Foliar fertilizer
Special foliar fertilisers for special needs
Danuba Garden offers a range of foliar fertilizers that are recommended for certain specific problems. Thanks to special raw materials and production technology, they can also be used in organic farming.
University of York 2016 experiment in 5 different grasses: How does silicon supplementation control chewing insect damage? Increasing the Si content increased the resistance of the plants to chewing insects. The graph shows that plants treated with silicon were less chewed by insects.
Related product: Ino Si
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From Ino Organik Zinc mainly helps prevent or cure zinc deficiency. Since zinc is very important for chlorophyll production, yellowing of the leaves between the veins may indicate a zinc deficiency, especially near the stem. Crops susceptible to zinc deficiency: maize, baby, grapes, citrus, potatoes, apples and pears
From Ino Organik Copper mainly helps prevent or cure copper deficiency. As copper is a constituent of many proteins, vitamins and enzymes, and strengthens the cell wall, it is an important micronutrient for plants. Its deficiency can be seen in the yellowing and twisting of the tips of young leaves. Fruit trees are sensitive to zinc deficiency.
From Ino Organik Calcium mainly helps prevent or cure calcium deficiency. In many vegetables, calcium deficiency manifests itself as tip rot of the fruit, where black spots may appear. Vegetable crops that are sensitive to calcium deficiency include tomatoes, peppers, courgettes, aubergines and pumpkins.
VIDEO: DanuBor Bio+ mainly helps prevent or cure boron deficiency. As boron is very important for perfect flowering, it should be applied before flowering. Plants sensitive to boron deficiency are vines, fruit trees and vegetables.
The most accurate way to detect zinc, copper, calcium or boron deficiencies in soil and results of the leaf analyses . at Danuba Garden we encourage everyone to find out more about their soil and plants!
If you do not know what nutrient deficiency your plant is suffering from, use DanuVital Bio+ a product that contains all the essential nutrients!
Mycorrhizal fungi
How good would it be if nutritional products established a relationship with the plant and they would "discuss" everything with each other... But this is possible! Let us introduce you the new best friend of your plants, the mycorrhizal fungi!
Mycorrhizal fungi have been have living in symbiosis with the roots of the plants for tens of millions of years . Some part of the mycorrhiza hyphae connects to the roots of the plant,while the rest of the hyphae collect water and nutrients from a distance.
The mycorrhizal fungi is attached to the root of the plant and remains connected to it throughout its life to support, protect and nourish it - fixing the soil structure!
Our mycorrhizal fungi products:
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Micorrhiza fungi dosing:
When dispensing mycorrhizal fungi, the product should be applied before sowing, planting or transplanting the seed.
or sprinkled under the root. The soil should definitely
be moist so that the mycorrhizal fungi can
grow in it.
Do not disturb the soil after planting, as this will cut the hyphae of the fungus. The 6 different strains of mycorrhizae in this product are suitable for any soil type.
Trichoderma fungi
We often hear that we can never have enough of a good thing. at Danuba Gardenwe also believe that it's never enough of new innovations! That is why we present to you the Tricho Immun (Hungarian-patented), Trichoderma fungus.
The Trichoderma fungus in our product was discovered by University of Debrecen researchers in 2015 in the Tokaj wine region. They observed that vines containing these fungal strains were healthier and more beautiful. Later, the experiments were successfully extended to the whole country and other crops.
How does the Trichoderma fungus work?
But Tricho Immun: How does Tricho Immun work? Essentially, the strains of Trichoderma fungus enter the plant, protect it from the inside, and produce substances to boost its immune system.
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Trichoderma fungi
The product (Trichoderma fungus) should be sprayed on the plant as soon as possible so that it can penetrate and start strengthening the immune system.
Mix 100 g of product in a backpack sprayer and spray immediately on green parts of the plant. You can use the product on all plants!
