MELILOTUS - NON TRATTATO aglio but an excess of nitrates

but an excess of nitrates in plants unnecessarily compromises their healthiness as well as being superfluous for cultivation

They are buried at the beginning of autumn in rows 35 –40 cm apart and about 15 cm apart on the rows

Shred before complete flowering and bury within a few hours to obtain the maximum biocidal effect

and other trace elements with phytostimulant action

stirring daily

MELILOTUS - NON TRATTATO aglio but an excess of nitratesAnnual or biennial bushy herbaceous plant with smooth, erect, branched and bright green stems. The leaves are oval trifoliate with finely toothed margins. The flowers, yellow in color and intensely scented (smell of coumarin from which the characteristic smell of fresh hay derives), are collected in long racemes. The fruit is a small globular legume, also yellowish in color. Other species: The best known species of the Melilotus genus which have the