A concentrated soil drench that restores contaminated or over-fertilized soil, neutralizes acidity, and improves how efficiently roots take up available nutrients.
CONCEPTUAL — drench solution penetrates to the root zone, supporting cation exchange
Nellastra Soil Amendment is applied as a drench rather than sprayed on leaves. It's built to fix what's happening below the surface — compacted soil, leftover fertilizer salts, acidity, and contamination that limit what your plants can actually access.
Stimulates the electro-magnetic interaction between roots and nutrient ions, encouraging more efficient nutrient absorption.
Helps neutralize acidic soils damaged by acidic fertilizers or repeated chemical inputs over time.
Helps recover nutrients left unused in the soil from previous growing seasons, reducing waste and new fertilizer need.
Documented for reducing soil contamination from insecticides, herbicides, synthetic fertilizer residue, and light oil/diesel contamination.
Field-reported BRIX increases of 20–50% over 3–4 weeks following application, alongside improved nutrient uptake.
Reported to reduce frost damage risk to approximately 27°F and improve resilience under drought stress.
Unlike a foliar spray, Soil Amendment doesn't have one fixed per-acre rate — how much drench water you use depends on your soil depth and treatment area. The ratio below stays constant regardless of scale.
Nellastra 100 is a foliar spray applied to leaves at a per-acre rate. Soil Amendment is a drench applied directly to the soil, used to fix root-zone and soil-condition issues rather than leaf-level nutrient absorption.
Yes. Soil Amendment addresses what's happening below the surface, while Nellastra 100 improves foliar nutrient uptake — many programs use both.
That depends on your soil depth and treatment area, which you control. Use the calculator to convert your planned drench volume into the exact amount of concentrate needed.
Yes — for granular fertilizer, drench the soil well enough to reach the fertilizer granules for improved absorption.
Tell us your treatment purpose and drench volume, get the exact concentrate amount — or reach out directly for pricing.
Application ratios and results are based on documented field protocols and are general guidelines — actual needs and outcomes can vary by soil composition, contamination type, and treatment area.