Agriculture & Fish farming
Clay in Arboriculture – Viticulture - Market Gardening - Fish Farming and Aquaculture
TB-1925 GREEN CLAY MONTMORILLONITE
TB1921 WHITE CLAY KAOLIN
TB1941 ILLITE CLAY
Packaging
Kraft bag of 1Kg, 5 Kg, 25Kg or bulk ½ pallet or pallet
Clay is a rocky natural material that is known for many applications. It constitutes a real strategy for agriculture. Clay becomes an important element in the biological fight against diseases and pests that can affect plants.
Using Bentoflor: Its use makes soils heavier and reduces the leaching of fertilizers. As a result, BENTOFLOR clay amendment retains water. Under these conditions, amendment is possible when laying out a lawn on sandy soil and ensures the lifting of turf. It increases tillering and the amount of turf. * Benfoflor clay is used in the garden to improve soils: 50 to 150 g/m2 * Improvement of compost: mix evenly 15 to 20 kg/m3 * Mixed with the compost: 10 to 25 kg/m3 * Possible use for all garden plants with a drying, antifungal and healing role.
Clay for light terrain
Clay for light ground
The green montmorillonite clay TB1925
Of very high quality, montmorillonite clay has the ability, in a humid environment, to swell and multiply its volume twenty-fold. It is traditionally appreciated for its ability to fix humus and mineral particles, as well as retain water.
Dosage between 4 and 8 kg/10 m2
The green clay Montmorillonite is rich in trace elements and mineral salts. It is known to help heal the wounds of shrubs and trees. It protects recent cuts from various attacks thanks to its traditionally recognized antibacterial and antifungal properties.
Thanks to its benefits, the green clay Montmorillonite can replace products of types plaster, whitewash or mastics, for example.
Finally, diluted and sprayed Montmorillonite green clay is known to eliminate pests that endanger citrus fruits, olive trees and all fruit trees.
Clay in arboriculture
The white clay kaolin TB1921
Pest protection:
White kaolin clay creates a physical barrier on plants, preventing pests from attacking them.
Reflection of light:
By covering the leaves of plants, white clay kaolin reflects sunlight. This helps to maintain a cooler temperature around the plants, thus reducing thermal stress, especially during periods of intense heat.
Protection against diseases:
By forming a thin layer on the leaves, kaolin clay helps prevent certain fungal diseases by limiting their development.
It also creates an environment that is less conducive to the spread of diseases, in particular by reducing humidity on plants.
Improving growth:
By helping to protect plants from environmental stresses and pest attacks, white kaolin clay promotes healthy growth.
Without chemicals:
Unlike many conventional products, white clay kaolin does not contain any harmful chemicals.
Recommended dosages:
Use: Spread the powdered white clay all over the foliage. The recommended doses are 15 to 30 KG/Ha; if possible, treat in the morning with dew powder. In contact with moist foliage, the clay binds well to the entire leaf system.
It is possible to spray from 3 KG to 5 KG of diluted white clay per 100 liters of water.
On the sick parts of the plant, prepare a whitewash with about 30% white clay + water (consistency of yogurt) and apply with a brush. To renew after watering and rain.
Precautions:
• It is recommended to do a preliminary test on a small area to assess the reaction of plants to white clay kaolin.
• Avoid dust inhalation when handling the product.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.