SCIENCE FOR EVERYDAY GROWTH
Microbial science for plants at home
Dr. Soil brings Biontech's agricultural and microbial experience to home gardening. From roots and nutrition to daily care, find a more informed approach to your plants.
Healthier plants. More rewarding care.
Understand your plant's condition and care needs before choosing products and information.
Expertise for everyday care
Dr. Soil's gardening information follows three principles: professional knowledge, everyday practicality and clear guidance.
START WITH WHAT YOU SEE
Start with your plant's needs
Roots & repotting
- What you may notice
- After repotting, slowed growth or changes in the growing media, check the roots and conditions inside the pot.
- Check first
- Check root condition, drainage and watering frequency first.
- Products to consider
- Dr. Soil RootKing+、Dr. Soil Bionmyco
- Before use
- Read the label and follow its directions before use.
Leaves & nutrition
- What you may notice
- Changes in leaf color or new growth can prompt a review of care conditions.
- Check first
- Check light, watering and your current nutrition routine first.
- Products to consider
- FertiPlus No. 1、Dr. Soil HerbiClear
- Before use
- Read the label and follow its directions before use.
Small flying insects & pests
- What you may notice
- If small flying insects appear on the growing media or around the plant, record where you see them.
- Check first
- Check media moisture, plant condition and where the insects appear.
- Products to consider
- Dr. Soil Fluorescent Yellow Sticky Trap、Dr. Soil Neem Oil
- Before use
- Read the label and follow its directions before use.
Growing media & organic matter
- What you may notice
- Changes in drainage, moisture or the appearance of growing media are a reason to investigate.
- Check first
- Check drainage, pot openings and moisture changes after watering.
- Products to consider
- Dr. Soil Bionmyco、FertiPlus No. 1
- Before use
- Read the label and follow its directions before use.
Routine care & fertilizing
- What you may notice
- Review recent care records when growth patterns change.
- Check first
- Check the consistency of watering, sunlight, ventilation and your care routine.
- Products to consider
- Dr. Soil AlgaBoost、FertiPlus No. 1
- Before use
- Read the label and follow its directions before use.
Weed management
- What you may notice
- Consider treatment when weeds along paths, pot edges or between beds compete with crops for nutrients and water.
- Check first
- Identify the weed species and height, and any nearby plants that need protection.
- Products to consider
- Dr. Soil HerbiClear
- Before use
- Read the label and follow its directions before use.
DR. SOIL
FertiPlus No. 1
An 18-16-16-EM controlled-release granular fertilizer containing phosphate-solubilizing bacteria. Nutrients dissolve gradually with watering for ongoing nutrition in home gardening.
- Leaves & nutrition
- Growing media & organic matter
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Dr. Soil Fluorescent Yellow Sticky Trap
A double-sided fluorescent yellow trap made from recyclable stone paper for insect trapping and monitoring in fields and gardens.
- Small flying insects & pests
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Dr. Soil RootKing+
A rhizosphere management product for ornamental foliage and flowering plants, combining Bacillus mycoides BM02, Trichoderma asperellum TCT568 and Bacillus subtilis Y1336.
- Roots & repotting
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Dr. Soil Bionmyco
A plant-endophytic microbial suspension for seedling, transplanting and growing-season rhizosphere management in home gardening.
- Roots & repotting
- Growing media & organic matter
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Dr. Soil AlgaBoost
A North Atlantic brown seaweed extract containing trace elements, polysaccharides and amino acids, for seed, hydroponic, cutting and foliar nutrition management at home.
- Routine care & fertilizing
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Dr. Soil Neem Oil
A botanical oil insecticide based on neem, with a broad pest-control spectrum.
- Small flying insects & pests
- Routine care & fertilizing
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Dr. Soil HerbiClear
A contact herbicide with nonanoic acid. Absorbed after spraying, it disrupts weed surface structures, causing dehydration and death.
- Weed management