Effective microorganisms in the garden help to restore the natural cycle in a biological way. Our product for healthy soil and strong plants, Roots, is applied in one step when watering. We recommend 10 ml of Roots per 10 litres of watering water.

Our product for flowering plants, Flowers, and strengthening for your vegetables and herbs, Plants, are sprayed onto the plant. Here you can either use our practical spray solutions or mix them yourself: 10ml Plants or Flowers to 1 litre of water.

Yes, you can also spray Plants on ripening fruit without hesitation. Thanks to the 100% organic composition, you do not have to wait any time between the application of our products and the harvest. 

Effective microorganisms (EM) promote beneficial microbes and suppress undesirable ones, thus supporting the ecological balance and counteracting the spread of harmful microorganisms. They contribute to the health of the environment by allowing beneficial microbes to dominate and reducing putrefaction processes.

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Multikraft products can often still be used after the stated best-before date. Just pay attention to the odour: if the product smells of rotten eggs, it is better not to use it. A floating white coating is also not a bad thing: it is fermentation mould and is a sign of quality!

The pests are already here? Even then, you can use natural means to keep the culprits at bay:

Mechanical control: aphids, for example, can be wiped off or sprayed with a strong jet of water. Potato beetles and slugs are best collected.

Spraying natural preparations: Fermented nettle extract, for example, is effective against aphids, spider mites and whiteflies. Fermented garlic and chilli extract is even more intensive and can be used to combat fungus gnats, for example.

The saying "prevention is better than cure" is especially true for fungal diseases, because once the disease has broken out, treatment is often laborious. If rose rust, downy mildew or leaf spot spread, action must be taken. However, this does not automatically mean using fungicides. Even in this case, nature has its own means of supporting the affected shrubs or trees:

Foliar spraying with fermented horsetail extract: Horsetail contains particularly high levels of silicon, which strengthens the plant cells and makes infections more difficult. The application is very simple: Mix 10 - 20 ml of fermented horsetail extract per litre of water and a pinch of EM ceramic powder and spray the infested plants twice a week. The ceramic powder acts as an adhesive.