Anyone Ever Used BIOTA MAX SOIL PROBIOTIC

[John3]

Biota Max - is it an organic pesticide? (a little confusing on this)

Not clear what the company's name is
Raybo

The President of the Company (Knoll Bioproducts)

mdvpc

http://www.biotamax.com/BiotaMax.html

which looks like their name is Custom Bio Ag


mdvpc
Its not for foliar though.
Chuck sent me this

For you, I would recommend monthly application - spraying everywhere
(leaves, plant base, soil) Everything will benefit!
!

I sent him a long list of vegetables plus some furits and some nut trees - reply

John,
>>
>> Thank you for your email! We have tested and documented BiotaMax on over
>> 40 plants, and have tested without documentation on hundreds of others.
>>
>> The chemistry for nutrient absorption is very similar for all plants and
>> almost all plants that we have worked with have shown improvement with our
>> product.
>>
>> The exception, is mushrooms and edible fungi...... The fungi in our product
>> is antagonistic to other fungi and this led to negative effects for fungi.
>>
>> We have successfully worked with Citris, Mango, teak, and PALM trees, with
>> documentation.
>>
>> For others, we have worked with Peppers (hot and sweet), and many, many
>> veggies. I am a big fan of hot peppers, and am doing demos on jalapeno,
>> ghost, white habanero, banana and peter peppers.
>>
>> Onions, Cuccumbers, and Broccoli have very good documented results. We
>> have worked with soybeans, corn and rice extensively.
>>
>> BiotaMax is sold mostly to farmers, so most of the data is in farm format.
>> We have a lot of pictures, with side by side results on the web sites.
>>
>> Tell me about you - are you farmer or gardener?

my reply

Chuck
> I'm a Home Gardener. I have about 0.436 acre (19,000 sq ft) space to
> garden in. There's a guy that grows 6,000 lbs on 1/10 acre in Calf so I
> should be able to grow 24,000 + pounds. I am looking at growing much of
> the area as a waist high bed and containers. Plus the trees are in
> ground to which I am thinking of adding cherry trees and plum trees and
> Promegrates (I think I mispelled that). I have a lime-a-quat and am
> getting a kumaquat and orange (swet) quat. From whatI have read and the
> posts at Tomatoville I thought I should look into using your Biota Max
> for helping with better and bigger bearings of fruits and vegetables.
> John

Chuck's repy

The product should work very well for you.
My rose farmers, and tomato farmers, use the product every few weeks.
Rice farmers use once per planting.

For you, I would recommend monthly application - spraying everywhere
(leaves, plant base, soil) Everything will benefit!

The organisms in BiotaMax are like a probiotic for the soil!