Jacko Liquid Gold Q&A - Your Questions Answered!

Welcome to our Q&A session all about Jacko Liquid Gold! We've gathered some of the most frequently asked questions about this remarkable product, and we're here to provide you with all the answers you need. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, we're excited to share valuable insights and tips to help you make the most of Jacko Liquid Gold in your gardening journey. So, let's dive right in and explore the world of this incredible microbial fertilizer together!

How does Jacko Liquid Gold work?

• Jacko Liquid Gold work as a ‘probiotic’ for plants by introducing beneficial microbes to the soil. The beneficial microbes in Jacko Liquid Gold act as nature's own probiotics, fostering a harmonious ecosystem in the soil. They establish a symbiotic relationship with your plant's roots, aiding in nutrient absorption and promoting overall plant health. These microbial superheroes work tirelessly to break down organic matter, releasing essential nutrients and improving soil fertility.
  
  

What are the available sizes of Jacko Liquid Gold?

• Only available in 250ml and 600ml. If you’re looking for bulk orders, please contact us directly. We are available at enquiry@jackoagriculture.com or WhatsApp +601160921178. Thank you.
  
  

What plants are suitable for Jacko Liquid Gold?

• Jacko Liquid Gold, a microbial solution, works like probiotics for your plants. It is suitable for a diverse range of plant types, including flowers, herbs, vegetables, fruits, and ornamental plants. The beneficial microbes in Liquid Gold help improve soil health and enhance nutrient absorption, leading to healthier and more vibrant plants. Plus, it offers an additional benefit of reducing fertilizer usage by up to 30%, helping you save on costs while still achieving exceptional results. Whether you're growing a beautiful indoor garden or cultivating your own vegetable patch, Liquid Gold can be your trusted companion in promoting plant growth, enhancing nutrient uptake, and maximizing your gardening efforts.
  
  

How do I apply Jacko Liquid Gold to my plants?

• Using Jacko Liquid Gold is as easy as 1-2-3. Dilute 1 ml of microbes to 500 ml (1:500) of clean water in a bucket or spray pump. Make sure it is free of chemicals and pesticides. Then allow the mixture to rest for 30 minutes before use. After that, water into the soil per the plant's watering requirement. Lastly, incorporate it into your weekly regime!
  
  

Can I use Liquid Gold for water propagation?

• Yes, you can definitely use Jacko Liquid Gold for water propagation! But first, ensure the plant is suitable for water propagation.

  Dilute 1 ml of microbes to 500 ml (1:500) of clean water in a bucket or spray pump. Make sure the propagation container is free of chemicals and pesticides. Put a pinch of fertilizer into the container with the diluted solution. Always remember to change the water at least once a week and monitor the vessel for mosquito larvae.
  
  

I accidentally mixed excessive amounts of diluted Jacko Liquid Gold solution. How long can I keep and use it for the next time?

• The liquid mixture should be used within 8 hours to ensure the viability of the beneficial microbes it contains.
  
  

I am using a slow release fertilizer NPK with my indoor plants currently. Is this suitable to be used together?

• Certainly! Jacko Liquid Gold can be used together with other fertilizers. However, when incorporating Liquid Gold into your fertilizing routine, it is recommended to reduce the use of other fertilizers by about 30%. This is because Liquid Gold works to convert nutrients effectively, allowing for more efficient nutrient absorption by the plants. By using Liquid Gold, you can optimize nutrient utilization and even save on fertilizer costs.

Contents of Jacko Liquid Gold

• pH of 10% solution - 8.0%

• Total nitrogen content - 2.2%

• Humic acid content (Derived from Leonardite) - 3.0%

• Humic acid content as carbon - 1.5%

• Total nitrogen fixing bacteria - 1.0 x 10⁶ CFU/ml

• Total phosphorus decomposing bacteria - 1.0 x 10⁶ CFU/ml

• Total cellulose decomposing bacteria - 1.5 x 10⁴ CFU/ml