Breaking down a green cover in the soil increased humus and nitrogen fixation beneficial to all plants. A mixture of microorganisms in the inoculant increases decomposition rate, decreasing the time until planting. Two plant species beneficial to one another planted in close proximity control pests or increases plant yields.
Companion planting increases biodiversity in the garden s ecosystem.
Make liquid manures by fermenting an assortment of herb plants jointly with fish or seaweed extracts. Make herbal teas from only one fermented herb plant. Many reasons necessitate using these fermented products. Biological and dynamic processes in the garden include soluble nutrients, aids plant growth and disease prevention, supports earthly and cosmic forces. Liquid manure and herbal teas aid the phyllosphere as cover crops aid the rhizosphere.