
It’s no secret that healthy soil contributes to a healthy lawn. What isn’t as well-known is that introducing beneficial bacteria to your customers’ soil can help their turf grow even stronger. This is because beneficial bacteria help increase the amount of nutrients available for uptake, stimulate root growth, and much more. Think of beneficial bacteria as a sort of sidekick to soil.
Our Colonise technology makes the most of these organisms, combining specific strains with other ingredients to improve soil quality.
Colonise Bio LTO, in particular, is developed specifically for lawn care operators looking for a noticeable color response, better resilience, and enhanced nutrient uptake. Its formulation includes a carefully selected blend of 15 microorganisms, carbon-rich food sources, and nutrient enhancers that all work together to promote healthy turf—especially in compromised soils.
Improving Root Health and Nutrient Availability
Colonise Bio LTO contains Armament technology, which uses amino acids to improve biological activity in the soil, making nutrients more readily available.
In addition to enhancing nutrient availability, Colonise Bio LTO promotes stronger root growth, increased root mass, and extended root life. Stronger, longer, and broader roots mean that lawns can absorb water and nutrients quickly and effectively—and also help them maintain energy reserves (carbohydrates) and stay strong under stress.
Keeping It Green
In the lawn care business, visual appeal is often the top concern for your customers. Colonise Bio LTO provides a deep green color without pushing excessive top growth. This is especially advantageous during summer stress events—drought, heat, and disease pressure—when nitrogen inputs have to be limited.
Disease-Free
Colonise Bio LTO is also an excellent tank mix partner for fungicide applications. Its ingredients, including amino acids, help improve absorption, thus increasing the uptake and effectiveness of the fungicide. The product’s formulation also helps speed up turf recovery following environmental and disease damage.
All in all, beneficial bacteria give lawn care operators a way to easily and quickly improve soil biology, support turf health, and deliver the visual results customers expect season after season.