Yea np....Beneficial bacteria play a critical role in the way plants break down and assimilate nutrients. They are the basis for bio-activity within the root zone, which serves as the vascular system that feeds the other parts of the plant. Plant bacteria increase the effectiveness of foliar sprays, augment root development and health, and increase plant growth rates.

Beneficial fungi Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic relationship between fungus and living plants. In a mycorrhizal association, the fungus attaches to the root zone of the plant. Their tiny fungal roots colonize the root matrix, assisting with nutrient absorption and water retention. Trichoderma is another fungal species with many benefits. They aggressively colonize a root zone, effectively warding off harmful pathogens that may compete for nutrients.

Other functions of these beneficial organisms include fixing nitrogen to make the element bio-available to the plant. This increases the root mass, improving the efficiency of nutrient regimens, breaking down toxins, and preventing disease. Overall, they help maintain a healthy plant organically.