Resistance is grown, not sprayed
Pests are responsible for substantial crop losses, yet broad-spectrum chemical insecticides are neither efficient nor effective, and their cost keeps climbing. We take a different route: build the crop’s own resistance through improved soil and plant health.
Healthy plants with high resilience and high Brix come from healthy soil. Rather than growing low-Brix crops and then fighting insects and disease with expensive chemicals, an effective soil management programme produces hardier plants that defend themselves.
Insects cannot digest the sap of a truly healthy, high-Brix plant, so it stops being a food source.
The benefits of high-Brix plants
When a plant is genuinely healthy, resistance, quality and profitability all move in the same direction.
Resistant to disease
High-Brix plants carry a natural immunity that makes them far more resistant to common plant diseases.
Unappealing to insects
Insects cannot digest high-Brix plant sap, so healthy plants become a poor food source for pests.
Require fewer inputs
Healthier plants need fewer synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, cutting input costs significantly.
Better for human consumption
High-Brix crops carry more vitamins, minerals and sugars, for better taste and higher nutritional value.
Improve profitability
Lower input costs plus better yields and quality translate directly into improved farm profitability.
Better yields
Optimal plant health, supported by healthy soil, delivers higher and more reliable yields season after season.
How Sea Brix™ raises Brix
As a microbe food
Metabolites in Sea Brix feed soil microbes. As they multiply, they drive beneficial processes such as making nutrients more plant-available.
As a foliar feed
Already-processed raw materials are quickly metabolised in the plant, stimulating photosynthesis and lifting Brix levels naturally.
Sea Brix™
Contains Triacontanol. Its primary job is to maximise photosynthesis. Higher Brix levels give natural pest control and greater plant resistance to disease and insects.