Yes. Our products are organic, friendly to the environment, safe for humans, animals, pollinators, and plants. Non-toxic. Contains no pathogens. No GMO's and NO animal products. Clean and green! 

All of our microbes are packaged in a dry powder. This gives a long shelf life (at least 5 years) and you add water when you want to use them.

Tap water, well water, salt water or brackish water can be used. We recommend that you don't use over chlorinated tap water because it can harm the microbes.

No, They are Non-GMO. Our microbes are 100% natural and good organic fertilizers. They have been collected from natural water and soil sources.

• Non GMO. Our microbes are 100% natural. They have been collected from natural water and soil sources.

Obviously, not recommended. It will taste nasty, like eating mud, and the dust may make you sneeze, but it's non-toxic. Our products are safe for humans, fish, birds, animals, pollinators, and plants.

They need the same things as people need: oxygen, water, food (nutrients), and direct contact with whatever they are recycling.

The microbes will either die, return to former natural levels, or be eaten by other organisms. All part of the beautiful green natural cycle of Nature! 

Our products will help to condition the soil, improve the plant root system, and remove traces of any harmful herbicides and pesticides.

They are essential for healthy soil and play a crucial role in recycling nutrients and improving soil structure, which benefits plant growth.

Archaea soil bacteria have unique characteristics and structures that set them apart
from other bacteria and organisms found in soil.

Yes, archaea soil bacteria have been used in industries like bioremediation, where they help clean up environmental pollutants in soil, water, and wastewater.

Archaea soil bacteria have special adaptations that allow them to survive in harsh environments, such as extreme temperatures and acidic or alkaline conditions.

Yes, archaea soil bacteria can improve garden productivity by aiding nutrient cycling, nitrogen fixation, and soil health, leading to better plant growth and higher yields

They have existed on Earth for millions of years and are considered one of the oldest forms of life.

These microbes are naturally occurring organisms that have been collected from natural water and soil sources around the world. They're selected for their love and affinity for consuming hydrocarbon-based products (like herbicides, pesticides, etc.) Microbes recycle!