The composition of the fertilizers can be divided into three groups of components:

• Natural mineral components: leonardite and peat enriched with fulvic and humic acids.

• Diatomite or amorphous silicon. Depending on the quantity, it creates the necessary soil pH. It retains water, preventing its evaporation. Strengthens the plant, protecting it from pests. Reduces stress factors for the plant.

• Ergonomically beneficial microorganisms - establish a soil ecosystem that becomes fertile. They promote biodiversity. Create humus during their life processes. Protective bacteria provide defense against pathogenic soil flora. Phosphorus- and potassium-mobilizing, nitrogen-fixing bacteria ensure proper NPK nutrition. Manganese, molybdenum bacteria, copper-producing, and other microorganisms facilitate root growth, accelerate vegetation, increase yield and protein content in seeds, influence pollen increase, flower fertilization, give elasticity to tissues, activate enzymes, synthesize chlorophyll and overall photosynthesis, detoxify herbicides on plants, and many other plant life processes.