Use of <i>Hermetia illucens</i> hermicompost in the technology of growing legume microgreens
J. V. Puhalsky,
S. I. Loskutov,
V. R. Sidorova
et al.
Abstract:Relevance. The work describes the prospect of using black soldier fly zoohumus as an organic fertilizer to activate the growth of microgreens of non-traditional legume species, including small-seeded ones, and the prospects of reducing the dose of mineral fertilizers.Methods. An experiment was carried out with a comparative study of changes in the morphometric and chemical parameters of plant growth at the full recommended dose of mineral fertilizers, and at 25% of their use, but with the addition of 1% liquid… Show more
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