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ONE LIFE. ONE EAR
TH.
IT ALL STARTS BELOW
How Be-1 works.The symbiotic relationship of
plants and beneficial microbes.
Plant roots excrete exudates, which attract microorganisms (bacteria and fungi).These bacteria and fungi
FIRST, provide a natural defense, competing with disease causing microorganisms; SECOND, make micro-
aggregates to improve soil structure and,THIRD eat nutrients in the soil. However, these nutrients are in a
form not yet usable by plants.
The microorganisms Protozoa eat bacteria and other protozoa, transforming these previously unusable
forms of nutrients into forms that are available to plants.
At some point, the plant will use up the nutrients in the rhizosphere and you have to make a choice.That
choice is either, FIRST, use a conventional salt based fertilizer, or SECOND, use an organic biostimulant/
fertilizer, such as Be-1.
Conventional vs. Natural Organic
The challenge with conventional fertilizers is that they often contain salt (sodiumnitrates), which
kills microbes and ultimately sterilize the soil. Since microbes help turn nutrients into usable forms
for plants, this means that not all nutrients are being converted into plant-available forms; hence, not
quite reaching full efficiency and usually requiring increasingly more fertilizer to achieve the same effect.
Often the excess will leach and may end up in our rivers, streams and oceans, causing such phenomenon as
algae blooms, which kill salmon, and sterilize our waterways.
Instead, if you add Be-1 to your compost or tea to inoculate or add as a top-dressing to estab-
lished plants, then the hydrolyzed proteins will exponentially increase the bacteria, fungi and
protozoa, maximizing use of nutrients in the soil and releasing them slowly. As these nutrients are used up,
you can replenish monthly with the natural nutrients in Be-1’s NPK of 3-6-5, which all microbes need to
maintain this symbiotic cycle.
You will likely find that over time you will need less fertilizer, herbicides and pesticides which means a
much more efficient and environmentally sustainable environment.
Phone: 760-529-7709
E-mail: Liloa@Bio-Enhanced.com
www.Bio-Enhanced.com
ONE LIFE. ONE EARTH.
3-6-5 Biostimulant and fertilizer.
Enhanced with hydrolyzed proteins.
1
2
Making a Choice
Be-1 Organics
508 SW Jefferson Ave.
Corvallis, Oregon 97333
USA
Compost and Bokashi Starter/Accelerator:Thor-
oughly mix 1.75 oz (50 grams -or- 3x tablespoons)
of pellets per gallon of compost (2 lbs of pellets per
cubic yard) directly into your compost pile
Soil-Conditioner: Before planting and
transplanting, awaken your soil by jump starting
your beneficial microbe counts in the rhizosphere
and improve soil structure from several days up to
4-weeks prior to planting, apply 1.75 oz (50 grams
-or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil
directly around hole, where planting.
1x 2.2 lb bag conditions roughly 20 sq ft.
1x 2.2 lb bag 22 lb bag conditions roughly 200 sq ft.
Monthly booster: Most microorganisms could use
a monthly boost of amino acids and nutrients in Be-1
pellets, especially during most intensive growth
phases. See your application type below for rates. For
general application, one 22 lb bag boosts roughly
1,000 sq ft. See feeding by plant type below.
CompostTea:There are many recipes and tech-
niques for mixing compost tea -or- actively aerated
compost tea (AACT). Since microorganisms are living,
they can increase exponentially, given the right
catalyst (Be-1), which means you do not need much
to get the process started.This makes compost teas
the most cost-effective method for including Be-1 in
your feeding regimen.You only need 2x tablespoons
of Be-1 per 5-gallon bucket, use specific rates below
and simply add Be-1 pellets to your favorite tea
recipe. Rain and well water work best.
Foliar Spray: Foliar sprays are a great way to add
nutrients with immediate effects, and add a biologic
barrier film to foliage.The film can provide a natural
barrier against disease and insects, which means
energies can be focused on growing.
Orchids
New planting:Thoroughly mix 0.8 oz (20 grams
-or- 1.25x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil.
Monthly (Spring to Fall): Add 0.2 oz (5 grams
-or- 1/3x tablespoon) of pellets top dressing around
base of plant.
Foliar Spray: Add 0.2 oz (5 grams -or- 1/3x
tablespoon) of pellets per liter of water and allow to
solubilize for at least 3- to 6-hours, stirring occasion-
ally, and spray.
Flowers
New planting:Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (40 grams
-or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil.
Monthly: Add 0.2 oz (5 grams -or- 1/3x tablespoon)
top dressing of pellets around base of plant. One 2 lb
bag covers roughly 200 sq ft.
CompostTea: Add 0.9 oz (25 grams -or- 1.5x table-
spoons) of pellets per 5x gallons of tea and allow
time for pellets to increase microorganisms (potency)
in the concentrated brew.Then feed as usual.This
same mixture may be used as a foliar spray.
Fruits &Vegetables
New planting:Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (40 grams
-or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil
-or- for commercial application, 1 x 22 lb bag per 80
linear foot row.
Monthly: Add 0.4 oz (10 grams -or- 2/3 tablespoon)
of pellets top dressing around base of plant. One 2 lb
bag covers roughly 100 sq ft.
CompostTea: Add 1.0 oz (30 grams -or- 2x table-
spoons) of pellets per 5x gallons of tea and allow
time for pellets to increase microorganisms (potency)
in the concentrated brew.Then feed as usual.This
same mixture may be used as a foliar spray.
Aggressive Growth Rates
Use Be-1 in all planting mediums, including soil and
soiless mixes - peat moss, coco, hydro and Perlite. If
microbes can grow in it, Be-1 can help them grow
exponentially.
Aggressive - (Dry pellet application)
New planting:Thoroughly mix up to 4 oz (120
grams -or- 10x tablespoons) per gallon of soil.
Monthly: 1.4 oz (40-grams -or- 3x tablespoons) of
monthly top dressing around base of plant or more
often as needed.
Aggressive - (Compost tea and foliar spray)
By far the most economical method of applying Be-1
pellets is in a compost tea. Only $0.18 per gallon.
Simply mix pellets into your usual tea recipe and
Be-1 will go to work increasing microorganisms
(potency) in the concentrated brew.Then feed as
usual and be sure to send us pictures.
SMALL BATCH AggressiveTea Application:
1/3 oz (10 grams -or- 2/3x tablespoon) per 1-gallon
of brew -or- 1.75 oz (50 grams -or- 3x tablespoons)
for a 5-gallon bucket
LARGE BATCH AggressiveTea Application:
1x 10 kg (22 lbs) bag per 1,000 gallons of brew
Hydroponics
While the Be-1 Pellets are water-soluble, and if
you don’t mind the extra work of having to clean
your filters a little more frequently, using Be-1 in
hydroponic applications is worth the effort.
Just be sure to solubilize pellets in water for at least
30-min. to 3-hours prior to running through system,
stirring occasionally to break up aggregates as much
as possible.
The pellet form of Be-1 makes it the easiest to use bio-stimulant
(with NPK). Here are uses that will help you get exceptional results.
Be-1 Aggressive Feeding Chart
GROWTH PHASE BLOOM PHASE
WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8 WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11 WEEK 12 WEEK 13
COMPOST TEA
(PER / US GALLON)
1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz
FLUSH
Tablespoons 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3
DRY BROADCAST
(PER / SQ FT)*
1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz
Tablespoons 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
*For best results, partially bury pellets by scratching or raking pellets into planting surface
Amending at Planting and Monthly Booster Feeding Solubilize pellets
Solubilize pellets
into other liquid
Compost, Bokashi and Soil-Conditioning
AMENDMENT
(New planting and transplants)
MONTHLY BOOSTER*
WATER
(Monthly Feeding)**
COMPOST TEA,
FOLIAR SPRAY,
FERTIGATION
(Monthly Feeding) **
COMPOST
STARTER
& BOKASHI
ACCLERATOR
SOIL-CONDITIONER:
(Prior to planting)
Orchids Volume
Thoroughly mix 0.2 oz (1/2
tablespoon) of pellets per
QUART of soil
METRIC: 5 g per LITER
Add 0.2 oz (5 g -or- 1/2
tablespoon) of pellets around
base of plant
1.5 oz (3 tablespoons)
per GALLON
METRIC: 10 g per
LITER
Add 0.2 oz (1/2
tablespoon) of
pellets per QUART
METRIC: 5 g per LITER
Increase microbes
that aid in
breaking down
organic matter
faster and
transform
nutrients into
plant-absorbable
forms.
---
Large Batch:
2.2 lb (1 kg) bag of
pellets makes one
CUBIC YARD (0.75
m3).
Mix directly into
your compost or
Bokashi pile
Small Batch:
Thoroughly mix
1.75 oz (3.5
tablespoons) of
pellets per
GALLON of
compost or
Bokashi
METRIC: 12 g per
LITER
Improve soil structure
from several days up
to 4-weeks prior to
planting:
---
Thoroughly mix 1.75
oz (3.5 tablespoons) of
pellets per gallon of
soil directly around
hole, where planting.
METRIC: 16 g per LITER
*2.2 lb (1 kg) bag conditions
roughly 20 ft2 (1.8 m2)
*22.2 lb (10 kg) bag
conditions 200 ft2 (18.5 m2)
Flowers
Area
0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of pellets
per SQUARE FOOT
METRIC: 10 g per 30 cm2
*2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft2 (9 m2)
Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) of
pellets per SQUARE FOOT top
dressing around base of plant
METRIC: 5 g per 30 cm2
*2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 200 ft2 (18.5 m2)
1.5 oz (3 tablespoons)
per GALLON
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
Add 0.2 oz (1/2
tablespoon) per
GALLON of water
METRIC: 5 g per LITER
Volume
Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (3
tablespoons) of pellets per
GALLON of soil
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
Fruits &
Vegetables
Area
Add 0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of
pellets per SQUARE FOOT
*2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft2 (9 m2)
Add 0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of
pellets per SQUARE FOOT top
dressing around base of plant
METRIC: 10 g per 30 cm2
*2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft. 2 (9 m2)
1.5 oz (3 tablespoons)
per GALLON
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
Add 0.4 oz (3/4
tablespoon) per
GALLON of water
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
Volume
Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz of pellets
per GALLON of soil
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
1.5 oz (3 tablespoons)
per GALLON
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
All other
(turf,
deciduous
shrubs,
evergreens)
Area
0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of pellets
per SQUARE FOOT
METRIC: 10 g per 30 cm2
*2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft2 (9 m2)
Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) of
pellets per SQUARE FOOT top
dressing around base of plant
METRIC: 5 g per 30 cm2
*2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 200 ft2 (18.5 m2)
1.5 oz (3 tablespoons)
per GALLON
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
Add 0.2 oz (1/2
tablespoon) per
GALLON of water
METRIC: 5 g per LITER
Volume
Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (3
tablespoons) of pellets per
GALLON of soil
METRIC: 10 g per LITER
* For best results, partially bury pellets by scratching or raking pellets into soil surface
** For liquid applications (water, compost tea and foliar spray) be sure to allow water to
stand for 24 hours prior to mixing in pellets. Chlorine in municipal water sterilizes
microorganisms, so needs 24 hours to evaporate. Then allow pellets to solubilize for at
least 30-min, stirring occasionally.
ONE LIFE. ONE EARTH.
Unlike any product out there, Be-1 is a very
unique combination of nutrients and minerals
along with a proprietary blend of amino-acids,
all natural and wild-sourced.
The result is a product that isn’t just a shop-
ping list of minerals and nutrients. Be-1 is a
culmination of 30-plus years of research to
find the perfect combination and balance of
ingredients and blend of hydrolyzed proteins
that work in unison and literally awakens the
soil and efficiently feeds and strengthens the
plant.
In a lab analysis done by Earthfort, the
flagellate count increased by 6700% more than
normal organic humus would contain and
1100% more amoebae.
This directly correlates to more than 6 times
the nitrogen cycling potential. (please refer
to our Biological Analysis Soil Amendment
performed by Earthfort found on our website:
www.bio-enhanced.com).
Be-1 also generates a process that maxi-
mizes the plant’s absorption of nitrogen. Most
importantly, Be-1 helps the plant strengthen
itself from root to leaf-tip and naturally defend
itself from most if not all natural enemies.
This greatly reduces the need for harmful
pesticides and herbicides that kill all of the
“good-guys”in your soil.
Rice rootsWITH Be-1.
Rice roots without Be-1.
Be-1 Organics - Pellets
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Total Nitrogen (N) 3.0%
0.9% Water Soluble Nitrogen
2.1% Water Insoluble (slow release) Nitrogen
Available Phosphate (P2O5) 6.0%
Soluble Potash (K2O) 5.0%
pH: 6.8~7.3 (at 27.3°C/81.1ºF)
Derived from: Sesame Meal, Rice Bran, Bat
Guano, Palm Ash, Peanut Meal, Shrimp Shell
and Protein Hydrolysate (from animal and plant
sources)
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from
pets and children. Do not expose to heat or
direct sunlight. Information regarding the
contents and levels of metals in this product is
available on the internet at:
www.aapfco.org/metals.htm
30-PLUSYEARS OF RESEARCH PICTURE PROOF
A UNIQUE COMBINATION
Be-1 is 100% Natural Organic; and contains wild sourced ingredients.
• 	Fortified with a proprietary blend of hydrolyzed proteins.
• 	Specifically formulated to promote organic plant growth, Be-1 is a
	 premium all-purpose choice for most gardening applications including 		
	 orchids, flowers, edible fruits and vegetables, shrubs, trees and many 		
	 other plants.
• 	Easy to use, Be-1 pellets will help to create, strengthen and maintain a 		
	 disease-preventative environment.The pellets also help with aeration.
• 	Minimal odor; great for indoor/outdoor use.
• 	Enhances natural flavor and fragrance.
hydrolyzed proteins
BIO-ENHANCED
CUTTINGEDGE
PROOFINRESULTS
ALL PURPOSE ORGANIC
BIO-STIMULANT FERTILIZER
3-6-5
Beneficial Fungi due to addition of Be-1.
Be-1 conditioned
coffee plant on left;
below a red bell
pepper.

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Be-1 Brochure 3a

  • 1. ONE LIFE. ONE EAR TH. IT ALL STARTS BELOW How Be-1 works.The symbiotic relationship of plants and beneficial microbes. Plant roots excrete exudates, which attract microorganisms (bacteria and fungi).These bacteria and fungi FIRST, provide a natural defense, competing with disease causing microorganisms; SECOND, make micro- aggregates to improve soil structure and,THIRD eat nutrients in the soil. However, these nutrients are in a form not yet usable by plants. The microorganisms Protozoa eat bacteria and other protozoa, transforming these previously unusable forms of nutrients into forms that are available to plants. At some point, the plant will use up the nutrients in the rhizosphere and you have to make a choice.That choice is either, FIRST, use a conventional salt based fertilizer, or SECOND, use an organic biostimulant/ fertilizer, such as Be-1. Conventional vs. Natural Organic The challenge with conventional fertilizers is that they often contain salt (sodiumnitrates), which kills microbes and ultimately sterilize the soil. Since microbes help turn nutrients into usable forms for plants, this means that not all nutrients are being converted into plant-available forms; hence, not quite reaching full efficiency and usually requiring increasingly more fertilizer to achieve the same effect. Often the excess will leach and may end up in our rivers, streams and oceans, causing such phenomenon as algae blooms, which kill salmon, and sterilize our waterways. Instead, if you add Be-1 to your compost or tea to inoculate or add as a top-dressing to estab- lished plants, then the hydrolyzed proteins will exponentially increase the bacteria, fungi and protozoa, maximizing use of nutrients in the soil and releasing them slowly. As these nutrients are used up, you can replenish monthly with the natural nutrients in Be-1’s NPK of 3-6-5, which all microbes need to maintain this symbiotic cycle. You will likely find that over time you will need less fertilizer, herbicides and pesticides which means a much more efficient and environmentally sustainable environment. Phone: 760-529-7709 E-mail: Liloa@Bio-Enhanced.com www.Bio-Enhanced.com ONE LIFE. ONE EARTH. 3-6-5 Biostimulant and fertilizer. Enhanced with hydrolyzed proteins. 1 2 Making a Choice Be-1 Organics 508 SW Jefferson Ave. Corvallis, Oregon 97333 USA Compost and Bokashi Starter/Accelerator:Thor- oughly mix 1.75 oz (50 grams -or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of compost (2 lbs of pellets per cubic yard) directly into your compost pile Soil-Conditioner: Before planting and transplanting, awaken your soil by jump starting your beneficial microbe counts in the rhizosphere and improve soil structure from several days up to 4-weeks prior to planting, apply 1.75 oz (50 grams -or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil directly around hole, where planting. 1x 2.2 lb bag conditions roughly 20 sq ft. 1x 2.2 lb bag 22 lb bag conditions roughly 200 sq ft. Monthly booster: Most microorganisms could use a monthly boost of amino acids and nutrients in Be-1 pellets, especially during most intensive growth phases. See your application type below for rates. For general application, one 22 lb bag boosts roughly 1,000 sq ft. See feeding by plant type below. CompostTea:There are many recipes and tech- niques for mixing compost tea -or- actively aerated compost tea (AACT). Since microorganisms are living, they can increase exponentially, given the right catalyst (Be-1), which means you do not need much to get the process started.This makes compost teas the most cost-effective method for including Be-1 in your feeding regimen.You only need 2x tablespoons of Be-1 per 5-gallon bucket, use specific rates below and simply add Be-1 pellets to your favorite tea recipe. Rain and well water work best. Foliar Spray: Foliar sprays are a great way to add nutrients with immediate effects, and add a biologic barrier film to foliage.The film can provide a natural barrier against disease and insects, which means energies can be focused on growing. Orchids New planting:Thoroughly mix 0.8 oz (20 grams -or- 1.25x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil. Monthly (Spring to Fall): Add 0.2 oz (5 grams -or- 1/3x tablespoon) of pellets top dressing around base of plant. Foliar Spray: Add 0.2 oz (5 grams -or- 1/3x tablespoon) of pellets per liter of water and allow to solubilize for at least 3- to 6-hours, stirring occasion- ally, and spray. Flowers New planting:Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (40 grams -or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil. Monthly: Add 0.2 oz (5 grams -or- 1/3x tablespoon) top dressing of pellets around base of plant. One 2 lb bag covers roughly 200 sq ft. CompostTea: Add 0.9 oz (25 grams -or- 1.5x table- spoons) of pellets per 5x gallons of tea and allow time for pellets to increase microorganisms (potency) in the concentrated brew.Then feed as usual.This same mixture may be used as a foliar spray. Fruits &Vegetables New planting:Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (40 grams -or- 3x tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil -or- for commercial application, 1 x 22 lb bag per 80 linear foot row. Monthly: Add 0.4 oz (10 grams -or- 2/3 tablespoon) of pellets top dressing around base of plant. One 2 lb bag covers roughly 100 sq ft. CompostTea: Add 1.0 oz (30 grams -or- 2x table- spoons) of pellets per 5x gallons of tea and allow time for pellets to increase microorganisms (potency) in the concentrated brew.Then feed as usual.This same mixture may be used as a foliar spray. Aggressive Growth Rates Use Be-1 in all planting mediums, including soil and soiless mixes - peat moss, coco, hydro and Perlite. If microbes can grow in it, Be-1 can help them grow exponentially. Aggressive - (Dry pellet application) New planting:Thoroughly mix up to 4 oz (120 grams -or- 10x tablespoons) per gallon of soil. Monthly: 1.4 oz (40-grams -or- 3x tablespoons) of monthly top dressing around base of plant or more often as needed. Aggressive - (Compost tea and foliar spray) By far the most economical method of applying Be-1 pellets is in a compost tea. Only $0.18 per gallon. Simply mix pellets into your usual tea recipe and Be-1 will go to work increasing microorganisms (potency) in the concentrated brew.Then feed as usual and be sure to send us pictures. SMALL BATCH AggressiveTea Application: 1/3 oz (10 grams -or- 2/3x tablespoon) per 1-gallon of brew -or- 1.75 oz (50 grams -or- 3x tablespoons) for a 5-gallon bucket LARGE BATCH AggressiveTea Application: 1x 10 kg (22 lbs) bag per 1,000 gallons of brew Hydroponics While the Be-1 Pellets are water-soluble, and if you don’t mind the extra work of having to clean your filters a little more frequently, using Be-1 in hydroponic applications is worth the effort. Just be sure to solubilize pellets in water for at least 30-min. to 3-hours prior to running through system, stirring occasionally to break up aggregates as much as possible. The pellet form of Be-1 makes it the easiest to use bio-stimulant (with NPK). Here are uses that will help you get exceptional results. Be-1 Aggressive Feeding Chart GROWTH PHASE BLOOM PHASE WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8 WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11 WEEK 12 WEEK 13 COMPOST TEA (PER / US GALLON) 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz 1/3 oz FLUSH Tablespoons 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 DRY BROADCAST (PER / SQ FT)* 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz 1 oz Tablespoons 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 *For best results, partially bury pellets by scratching or raking pellets into planting surface Amending at Planting and Monthly Booster Feeding Solubilize pellets Solubilize pellets into other liquid Compost, Bokashi and Soil-Conditioning AMENDMENT (New planting and transplants) MONTHLY BOOSTER* WATER (Monthly Feeding)** COMPOST TEA, FOLIAR SPRAY, FERTIGATION (Monthly Feeding) ** COMPOST STARTER & BOKASHI ACCLERATOR SOIL-CONDITIONER: (Prior to planting) Orchids Volume Thoroughly mix 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) of pellets per QUART of soil METRIC: 5 g per LITER Add 0.2 oz (5 g -or- 1/2 tablespoon) of pellets around base of plant 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) per GALLON METRIC: 10 g per LITER Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) of pellets per QUART METRIC: 5 g per LITER Increase microbes that aid in breaking down organic matter faster and transform nutrients into plant-absorbable forms. --- Large Batch: 2.2 lb (1 kg) bag of pellets makes one CUBIC YARD (0.75 m3). Mix directly into your compost or Bokashi pile Small Batch: Thoroughly mix 1.75 oz (3.5 tablespoons) of pellets per GALLON of compost or Bokashi METRIC: 12 g per LITER Improve soil structure from several days up to 4-weeks prior to planting: --- Thoroughly mix 1.75 oz (3.5 tablespoons) of pellets per gallon of soil directly around hole, where planting. METRIC: 16 g per LITER *2.2 lb (1 kg) bag conditions roughly 20 ft2 (1.8 m2) *22.2 lb (10 kg) bag conditions 200 ft2 (18.5 m2) Flowers Area 0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of pellets per SQUARE FOOT METRIC: 10 g per 30 cm2 *2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft2 (9 m2) Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) of pellets per SQUARE FOOT top dressing around base of plant METRIC: 5 g per 30 cm2 *2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 200 ft2 (18.5 m2) 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) per GALLON METRIC: 10 g per LITER Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) per GALLON of water METRIC: 5 g per LITER Volume Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) of pellets per GALLON of soil METRIC: 10 g per LITER Fruits & Vegetables Area Add 0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of pellets per SQUARE FOOT *2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft2 (9 m2) Add 0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of pellets per SQUARE FOOT top dressing around base of plant METRIC: 10 g per 30 cm2 *2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft. 2 (9 m2) 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) per GALLON METRIC: 10 g per LITER Add 0.4 oz (3/4 tablespoon) per GALLON of water METRIC: 10 g per LITER Volume Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz of pellets per GALLON of soil METRIC: 10 g per LITER 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) per GALLON METRIC: 10 g per LITER All other (turf, deciduous shrubs, evergreens) Area 0.4 oz (1 tablespoon) of pellets per SQUARE FOOT METRIC: 10 g per 30 cm2 *2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 100 ft2 (9 m2) Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) of pellets per SQUARE FOOT top dressing around base of plant METRIC: 5 g per 30 cm2 *2.2lb (1 kg) bag feeds 200 ft2 (18.5 m2) 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) per GALLON METRIC: 10 g per LITER Add 0.2 oz (1/2 tablespoon) per GALLON of water METRIC: 5 g per LITER Volume Thoroughly mix 1.5 oz (3 tablespoons) of pellets per GALLON of soil METRIC: 10 g per LITER * For best results, partially bury pellets by scratching or raking pellets into soil surface ** For liquid applications (water, compost tea and foliar spray) be sure to allow water to stand for 24 hours prior to mixing in pellets. Chlorine in municipal water sterilizes microorganisms, so needs 24 hours to evaporate. Then allow pellets to solubilize for at least 30-min, stirring occasionally. ONE LIFE. ONE EARTH.
  • 2. Unlike any product out there, Be-1 is a very unique combination of nutrients and minerals along with a proprietary blend of amino-acids, all natural and wild-sourced. The result is a product that isn’t just a shop- ping list of minerals and nutrients. Be-1 is a culmination of 30-plus years of research to find the perfect combination and balance of ingredients and blend of hydrolyzed proteins that work in unison and literally awakens the soil and efficiently feeds and strengthens the plant. In a lab analysis done by Earthfort, the flagellate count increased by 6700% more than normal organic humus would contain and 1100% more amoebae. This directly correlates to more than 6 times the nitrogen cycling potential. (please refer to our Biological Analysis Soil Amendment performed by Earthfort found on our website: www.bio-enhanced.com). Be-1 also generates a process that maxi- mizes the plant’s absorption of nitrogen. Most importantly, Be-1 helps the plant strengthen itself from root to leaf-tip and naturally defend itself from most if not all natural enemies. This greatly reduces the need for harmful pesticides and herbicides that kill all of the “good-guys”in your soil. Rice rootsWITH Be-1. Rice roots without Be-1. Be-1 Organics - Pellets GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Total Nitrogen (N) 3.0% 0.9% Water Soluble Nitrogen 2.1% Water Insoluble (slow release) Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P2O5) 6.0% Soluble Potash (K2O) 5.0% pH: 6.8~7.3 (at 27.3°C/81.1ºF) Derived from: Sesame Meal, Rice Bran, Bat Guano, Palm Ash, Peanut Meal, Shrimp Shell and Protein Hydrolysate (from animal and plant sources) Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from pets and children. Do not expose to heat or direct sunlight. Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the internet at: www.aapfco.org/metals.htm 30-PLUSYEARS OF RESEARCH PICTURE PROOF A UNIQUE COMBINATION Be-1 is 100% Natural Organic; and contains wild sourced ingredients. • Fortified with a proprietary blend of hydrolyzed proteins. • Specifically formulated to promote organic plant growth, Be-1 is a premium all-purpose choice for most gardening applications including orchids, flowers, edible fruits and vegetables, shrubs, trees and many other plants. • Easy to use, Be-1 pellets will help to create, strengthen and maintain a disease-preventative environment.The pellets also help with aeration. • Minimal odor; great for indoor/outdoor use. • Enhances natural flavor and fragrance. hydrolyzed proteins BIO-ENHANCED CUTTINGEDGE PROOFINRESULTS ALL PURPOSE ORGANIC BIO-STIMULANT FERTILIZER 3-6-5 Beneficial Fungi due to addition of Be-1. Be-1 conditioned coffee plant on left; below a red bell pepper.