
Crop-specific consortia
Fruit Special Microbial Consortia
An orchard culture applied around feeder roots. Tree age, spacing and pack directions determine the quantity to discuss.
Account for tree age and orchard spacing.
CROP GUIDE · EDUCATION
Soil condition and tree size determine the area receiving organic inputs.
Tree age and the selected fruiting season influence nutrient timing. Consider soil condition and crop load before increasing any one nutrient.
Distribute mature manure where feeder roots can use it. Young plants and established trees should not receive the same quantity solely because they share an orchard.
A general fruit consortium is a discussion option, not an automatic prescription for every guava orchard. Confirm crop inclusion and method on the pack.
Apply around feeder roots, not as a tight mound at the trunk.
Use the current pack directions for dose, method, crop compatibility and expiry. Share a photograph of the label for individual guidance. A crop name alone does not establish a suitable dose.
Keep sealed in a cool, shaded place. Check the batch and expiry before use. Do not mix microbial products directly with pesticides, disinfectants or concentrated fertilizers unless the label permits it.
Your crop variety, acreage or tree count, crop age, soil test, irrigation method, recent fertilizers and delivery location. These details are more useful than a crop name alone.
Tree size and active root area change as the orchard develops. They affect placement and the advice needed before selecting a quantity.
Do not make that change automatically. Discuss a soil-test-based nutrient plan with a local agricultural adviser.
General educational summary reviewed 19 October 2026. University guidance explains agronomy; it does not certify Real Green product efficacy. Use local recommendations and the current product label.
A starting point for discussion, subject to the current label. Not a prescribed package.

Crop-specific consortia
An orchard culture applied around feeder roots. Tree age, spacing and pack directions determine the quantity to discuss.