Complex fertiliser / vegetable / animal

By applying organic fertilisers, they enable their plants to resume communication between plant roots and soil life.
The plant demands its nutrient requirements via the excretion of the plant root. By releasing assimilates in the form of carbohydrates (sugar), it attracts soil life. This then provides the plant with mineralised nutrients in return. In this way, the plant can control its own nutritional requirements. If this system is interfered with by incorrect fertilisation (e.g. mineral fertiliser), the plant stops communicating, as it has an abundance of food. The soil life is no longer nourished and is also affected by the fertiliser and pesticides. Although the plant can grow quickly, it is very sensitive to diseases and pests.