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Liriope's Muse - Boost Your Trees Naturally: The Benefits of Our Bi-Annual Biostimulant Treatment

Your trees and landscape deserve the best care possible, and that starts with the right nutrition. At Eric Putnam BCMA, Inc., we offer an all-natural, organic biostimulant treatment designed to enhance soil health, strengthen tree roots, and promote lush, vibrant growth. Best of all, it’s made from just three simple ingredients: molasses, humic acid, and water. That’s it!


What’s in Our Biostimulant?

Molasses  – This natural sugar source feeds beneficial microbes in the soil, increasing microbial activity and improving nutrient availability. Healthy microbes help break down organic matter and release essential nutrients for your trees.

Humic Acid – Extracted from decomposed plant material, humic acid improves soil structure, enhances root absorption, and helps retain moisture. It also binds nutrients in the soil, making them more accessible to your trees and plants.

Water – The carrier that ensures an even distribution of the biostimulant throughout your landscape, allowing your trees and soil to fully absorb its benefits.


Why Use a Biostimulant?

Unlike synthetic fertilizers, biostimulants don’t force growth—they support natural processes. Our bi-annual biostimulant treatment:

  • Increases root strength and resilience
  • Improves soil health and microbial diversity
  • Enhances nutrient uptake and retention
  • Helps trees withstand drought and environmental stress
  • Encourages long-term tree vitality without synthetic chemicals


By using our biostimulant treatment twice a year, you’re ensuring that your trees and yardscape remain healthy, strong, and naturally beautiful year-round!


Schedule Your Bi-Annual Biostimulant Treatment Today!


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