Kinpo Matrix Matrices Fermentation Aid (The Soilless Culture Matrix is ​​Crucial)
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In soilless cultivation, the choice of growing medium plays a vital role. The matrix must be chemically stable, free from harmful substances, and capable of maintaining a balanced nutrient solution. It should also be easy to manage and support healthy crop growth. The chemical stability of the matrix largely depends on its composition. Organic materials like peat, sawdust, rice husks, and bagasse have complex chemical structures that can significantly impact the nutrient solution. Fresh plant residues, such as straw, unprocessed bark, or bagasse, often contain easily decomposable organic matter and potentially toxic compounds. When used without proper treatment, these materials can trigger intense microbial activity, leading to drastic changes in the nutrient solution and even root damage or toxicity. However, if these organic components are pre-treated with a fermentation starter, they can be broken down into more stable compounds like lignin and humus, ensuring long-term stability in soilless substrates.
So, is there a professional fermentation aid available? Yes, the Kinpo Matrix Fermentation Aid is specifically designed for soilless cultivation. It excels in processing materials like fermented bark, sawdust, and bagasse. This product significantly reduces fermentation time, minimizes nutrient loss, prevents root burn and seedling damage, balances nutrients, and promotes environmental safety and user health. Compared to traditional natural fermentation methods—such as using sawdust or bark, which may take one or two years, or livestock manure, which might mature in six months but with uneven results—the Kinpo Fermentation Aid offers a much faster and more efficient alternative. With this product, the fermentation process takes about three weeks, resulting in a dark brown or black appearance and a pleasant, odor-free smell, free from the typical foul odors of manure or waste. The final product is a nutrient-rich substrate, widely used in green soilless systems, green roofs, golf courses, and in the composting of garden waste. Beyond its ecological benefits, it also delivers impressive economic returns, often increasing value several times over. For more details, visit the official website or contact us directly. Website: 152 Mailbox, China Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 12 Zhongguancun South Street, Beijing. Zip Code: 100081. Hotline: 85947556