Plantee is a great source of natural nitrogen and nutrients for potatoes.
Plantee is a cellulose-based liquid organic fertilizer invented by Roy Research and Technology. Plantee is a complete organic manure and growth nutrient for all types of plants, vegetables, and crops. Plantee plays a very important role in helping to reduce global warming. This is how:
Plantee reduces, even totally avoids, the use of chemical fertilizer. It may surprise many but agriculture, today, is one of the major cases of global warming. The indiscriminate use of chemical fertilizers has not only resulted in reduced agricultural productivity, but also in pollution of groundwater resources and marine euotrophication. The chemical fertilizer run-off from the fields increases the nutrient levels in lakes and rivers and results in a spurt in algal growth. This algae may take up all of the oxygen from the water and thus ruin other marine life. Also, leaching of the residual nitrate in groundwater has resulted in nitrate concentrations above the permissible level of 45 ppm in 11 states, covering 95 districts and two blocks of Delhi.
The manufacture of chemical fertilizer is an energy-intensive process, not to mention the pollution created by its effluents. By using Plantee organic fertilizer, we help reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by the production of pesticides and fertilizers.
Apart from the liquid organic fertilizer, Roy Research and Technology has also innovated an organic pesticide that is safe for humans but effective against pests. Thus, our products not only serve the growth needs of plants, but are also effective in combating diseases like root rot , stem rot. In effect, a complete agricultural system independent of chemical fertilizers and pesticides is possible with the Plantee group of organic farming products.
One very important feature of Plantee is that it increases the crop yield. In doing so, it nullifies the argument frequently used against organic fertilizers that it is not possible to obtain optimum crop yield by using them.