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Winterization - Lay the Foundation for Continued Bounty 
Fertilization doesn't begin in the spring. It never ends in fact! During winter, fertilization continues with the decomposition of this year's leaf matter, root systems and other residuals. These residuals provide food for organisms that work hard all winter to continually improve and maintain your soil: they build soil structure, prevent spring rains from washing away essential nutrients and help to naturally keep pests and pathogens suppressed. The fall rains trigger a fungal bloom which begins the decomposition process. The first step is for the fungi to degrade the complex carbon chains that make up plant tissues into smaller pieces. This results in lignin, lipids, starches and sugars now available as food for other organisms. By spring, the fungi decline and the fermentative bacteria increase. These bacteria produce organic acids that dissolve otherwise insoluble nutrients and chelate them into plant available forms, releasing CO2 in the process and preventing soil compaction. The newly planted spring crop then benefits from this release of CO2 to the underside of the canopy; increased CO2 accelerates the rate of photosynthesis, generating more sugars for plant growth. During spring, the soil environment is now ideal for nitrogen fixing organisms to thrive. Farmers can save significant money by utilizing nature's own nitrogen fixing organisms rather than resorting to the conventional chemical dependence on nitrogen inputs. Allowing the natural decomposition process to run its course also releases stored nutrients and encourages worms and other large soil organisms to proliferate. These organisms till the soil for free, preventing compaction and the build up of clay layers which can cause anaerobic zones to form. Winter is the time to begin your process of fertilization for spring! Though it may seem on the surface that everything is sleeping, winter is a very busy time for the organisms in the earth. It is during this time the hormones for root development are produced... so lets begin building your soil for next year's bountiful harvest!
Prepare your garden for winter with Sea Green and PaleoBloom. Sea Green and PaleoBloom are powerful additions at the end of the year to inoculate your soil and provide the soil organisms with all of the essential nutrients required for effective decomposition. Let your soil's biology do its job by providing the additional biology and minerals that are necessary to fully cycle nutrients in your soil. Applying these products during winter will ensure that your soil is ready to go the distance in spring and realize maximum plant growth. Maximize your genetic potential by maximizing your soil's potential with Primordial Solutions.