The natural interactions between anions and cations (i.e. calcium / carbonate), severely inhibit essential nutrient availability. Bacteria play a pivotal role in this intricate ecosystem, capable of either nurturing or hindering nutritional necessities that acids and wetting agents can’t fix. When bacteria thrive in sufficient numbers and are provided with vital food sources like sulfur (S), sulfate (SO4-S), manganese (Mn), and iron (Fe), both in water and soil, they can lead to significant issues, notably black layer, iron slime, infiltration barriers, disease and pet pressure. While a moderate presence of either aerobic or anaerobic bacteria can enhance soil quality, an overabundance of either results in severe complications. Your vegetation cannot survive in the soil receiving septic water from septic ponds. The evidence shows the total number of bacteria in the water and the accumulation of essential nutrients in the soil (N, P, Zn, Fe, and Cu).
 
Sample Instructions: 6 fluid ounces of untreated source water in a clean plastic water bottle, ensuring it avoids excessive heat. 
 
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