In aquariums, Photosynthetic Bacteria (PSB) play a critical role in maintaining water quality and biological stability. These bacteria naturally consume toxic substances such as ammonia, nitrites, and hydrogen sulfide, which are harmful to fish and invertebrates if left unchecked. By actively purifying the water, PSB reduces the need for frequent water changes and helps establish a balanced nitrogen cycle, particularly during tank setup or after maintenance. Their presence also supports the growth of other beneficial microorganisms that outcompete pathogens, promoting a healthier aquatic environment. In planted tanks, PSB assist with nutrient cycling, making essential elements more available to aquatic plants and helping to sustain a lush, thriving ecosystem.
In plant cultivation, Photosynthetic Bacteria (PSB) act as natural biofertilizers and soil conditioners, making them ideal for gardeners, farmers, and hydroponic growers. When applied to soil or hydroponic systems, PSB break down organic matter and release essential nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus in forms that plants can readily absorb. They also produce plant growth-promoting substances such as indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), encouraging strong root development and improving resilience during stress events like transplanting or drought. Over time, PSB helps enrich the soil structure, increasing humus content and water retention, leading to healthier, more productive plants without synthetic chemicals.
Strains:
NITROSOMONAS SPP., NITROSOCOCCUS SPP., NITROSOSPIRA SPP., NITROSOLOBUS SPP., NITROSOVIBRIO SPP., NITROBACTER SPP., NITROCOCCUS SPP., NITROSPIRA SPP., AND NITROSPINA SPP.
For Aquariums:
Feeding Fry: 5-10 Drops
New Tank Setup: 1 ml per 100L water
Maintenance Dose: 5 ml per 100L weekly
After Water Change: 10 ml per 100L to restore microbial balance
For Plants:
Soil Drench: Mix 20 ml PSB per 1L water, apply to soil biweekly
Foliar Spray: Dilute 10 ml per 1L water, spray on leaves (morning or late day)
Hydroponics: Use 1 ml per 1L nutrient solution, refresh weekly
In aquariums, Photosynthetic Bacteria (PSB) play a critical role in maintaining water quality and biological stability. These bacteria naturally consume toxic substances such as ammonia, nitrites, and hydrogen sulfide, which are harmful to fish and invertebrates if left unchecked. By actively purifying the water, PSB reduces the need for frequent water changes and helps establish a balanced nitrogen cycle, particularly during tank setup or after maintenance. Their presence also supports the growth of other beneficial microorganisms that outcompete pathogens, promoting a healthier aquatic environment. In planted tanks, PSB assist with nutrient cycling, making essential elements more available to aquatic plants and helping to sustain a lush, thriving ecosystem.
In plant cultivation, Photosynthetic Bacteria (PSB) act as natural biofertilizers and soil conditioners, making them ideal for gardeners, farmers, and hydroponic growers. When applied to soil or hydroponic systems, PSB break down organic matter and release essential nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus in forms that plants can readily absorb. They also produce plant growth-promoting substances such as indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), encouraging strong root development and improving resilience during stress events like transplanting or drought. Over time, PSB helps enrich the soil structure, increasing humus content and water retention, leading to healthier, more productive plants without synthetic chemicals.
Strains:
NITROSOMONAS SPP., NITROSOCOCCUS SPP., NITROSOSPIRA SPP., NITROSOLOBUS SPP., NITROSOVIBRIO SPP., NITROBACTER SPP., NITROCOCCUS SPP., NITROSPIRA SPP., AND NITROSPINA SPP.
For Aquariums:
Feeding Fry: 5-10 Drops
New Tank Setup: 1 ml per 100L water
Maintenance Dose: 5 ml per 100L weekly
After Water Change: 10 ml per 100L to restore microbial balance
For Plants:
Soil Drench: Mix 20 ml PSB per 1L water, apply to soil biweekly
Foliar Spray: Dilute 10 ml per 1L water, spray on leaves (morning or late day)
Hydroponics: Use 1 ml per 1L nutrient solution, refresh weekly
