Purpose
Even after successful treatment, the garden ecosystem is constantly changing: fluctuations in temperature and humidity, fertilization, new plants, insect vectors or mechanical damage can give diseases a chance again. Regular screening helps to detect pathogens and initial shifts in the microbiome, even before visible symptoms appear, so you react timely and efficiently.
 
Samples
Soil: site-native and brought-in, taken from key zones and depths, into sterile containers (it is convenient to take according to our seasonal scheme).
Plants: random tissue samples taken from potentially affected, or suspicious, or at-risk areas, into sterile bags.
 
Analyses included
1 plant samples analysis SoilyDUO
3 soil samples SoilyDUO
 
Result 
Report
Recommendations 
 
Value
Periodic analyses of the microbiome show pathogens accumulating, the changes in diversity and beneficial microorganisms. The whole process becomes a data dialogue: the results of each round are compared with the previous ones, so you can see how the soil life has been affected by fertilization, mulching, or other measures. Thanks to these insights, you can make timely point adjustments — like light acidification or aeration of the substrate or the introduction of biocontrol instead of expensive and radical treatments later. As a result, the landscape remains resilient and aesthetic, and maintenance costs are gradually reduced.
 
Update your practice with the recent opportunities biological precision gives you now and get your plant ecosystem resilient and self-sustaining.