GCM Cultivation Method (for 500L microbial cultivation)
Gelatinase and Chitinase producing Microorganism-
Cultivation tank (500L)
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Air pump
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Heater (for winter use)
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Secure water for cultivation
Fill the cultivation tank, in which you will cultivate microorganisms,
with water to about 3/4 full. -
Inject air for microbial respiration
Connect an aerator to inject air.
Maintain optimal temperature
of 25-30℃ (77-86°F) using a heater. -
Create environment for microbial growth
(primary cultivation)Add microorganisms and growth factors to (2) and cultivate for 2-3 days.
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Provide nutrients to microorganisms
(secondary cultivation)Add water up to 3/4 of cultivation capacity, then add power chitin, compound fertilizer,
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Additional fertilizers based on growth stage
(add within 1-2 kg (2.2-4.4 lbs) for 500L cultivation)Flowering stage Reduce nitrogen and add phosphate-potash fertilizer Fruit setting stage ~ Fruit enlargement stage Add nitrogen-potash fertilizer Coloring stage Greatly reduce nitrogen and add potash fertilizer -
Usage after Cultivation Completion
(Use within 5 days after cultivation)
Half a day before spraying,
fill fully with water, then soil drench or dilute and apply foliar spray.
How to Use Gelatin Chitin-Degrading Microorganisms
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For seedling stage, dilute with water 15 to 20 times and gradually increase concentration.
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Before transplanting (7-10 days prior),
perform rotary tillage and spray undiluted cultivation solution
on farmland to prevent pests and fungi, expecting base fertilizer effects.
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Start using 10-15 days after transplanting (during root establishment).
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When mixing with conventional farming,
dilute nutrient solution with water,
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Best to use within 2-3 days after cultivation
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When drenching with water, consider water volume.
Inject water first, then add nutrient solution at the end.
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Fruit Vegetables
Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, strawberries, watermelons, melons, pumpkins, eggplants, Korean melons, bell peppers, etc.
Expected Effects
Promotes growth, improves quality, and increases productivity
How to Use and Timing
- Soil drench
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 30a (approx. 3,300 sq m)
- Foliar spray
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 30a (approx. 3,300 sq m)
- Early growth stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:4 ratio
- Fruit setting stage and fruit enlargement stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:2 ratio
- Flowering stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:3 ratio
- Coloring stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:5 ratio
After soil drench, dilute the remaining nutrient solution and apply foliar spray immediately, or combine soil drench and foliar spray based on crop condition
- Facility Cultivation
- Soil drench and foliar spray at 10-day intervals
- Open-Field Cultivation
- Soil drench and foliar spray timed
with pesticide or other nutrient applications based on crop
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Leafy & Root Vegetables
Lettuce, Nappa cabbage, short-fruit pimpinella, garlic, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, radishes, carrots, ginseng, etc.
Expected Effects
Improves quality, increases yield, extends storage life, and promotes physiological activity
How to Use and Timing
- Soil drench
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 30a (approx. 3,300 sq m)
- Foliar spray
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 30a (approx. 3,300 sq m)
- Early growth stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:4 ratio
- Fruit setting stage and fruit enlargement stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:2 ratio
- Flowering stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:3 ratio
- Coloring stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:5 ratio
After soil drench, dilute the remaining nutrient solution and
apply foliar spray immediately, or combine soil drench and foliar spray based
on crop condition- Facility Cultivation
- Soil drench and foliar spray at 10-day intervals
- Open-Field Cultivation
- Soil drench and foliar spray timed
with pesticide or other nutrient applications based on crop
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Paddy Farming (Rice)
Expected Effects
Improved grain quality and increased yield
How to Use and Timing
- For wide-area spraying,
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 1ha (approx. 10,000 sq m)
- For general spraying,
- dilute with water at 1:1 ratio and spray 2,000L per 1ha (approx. 10,000 sq m)
After harrowing, pour the nutrient solution into the paddy water once. After transplanting once, apply foliar spray once a month until harvest
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Fruit Trees
Pears, apples, persimmons, tangerines, grapes, Korean black raspberries, peaches, hallabong, yuzu, etc.
Expected Effects
Promotes growth and enlargement, prevents physiological disorders, increases productivity
How to Use and Timing
- Soil drench
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 30a (approx. 3,300 sq m)
- Foliar spray
- 1,000L nutrient solution per 30a (approx. 3,300 sq m)
- Early Spring
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:4 ratio
- Fruit setting stage and fruit enlargement stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:2 ratio
- Flowering stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:3 ratio
- Coloring stage
- Dilute nutrient solution with water at 1:5 ratio
Soil drench followed by foliar spray timed with pesticide or other nutrient applications depending on fruit tree
Soil drench is recommended in early spring and late fall after harvest to maintain trees in optimal condition
Appropriately reduce existing fertilizer amounts
Safety Precautions
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Always follow dilution ratios and instructions (varies by product.)
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Turn off aerator half a day before spraying nutrient solution to let residue settle.
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Adjust amount or concentration based on crop type, condition, temperature, and climate.
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Do not mix with strongly alkaline agents, sulfur, copper, or materials with self-phytotoxicity.
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Avoid spraying additional nutrient solution immediately
after heavy application of base fertilizer before transplanting.
However, if minimal amount of base fertilizer was applied, it is recommended to spray at least 10 days apart. -
Spray evenly on front and back of crop leaves
to delay drying and prolong surface retention, boosting effectiveness. -
Keep out of reach of children and do not drink.