Frateuria Aurantia acts as a potash solubilizing bacteria available in the soil. The cells of these microbes contained in the product on reaching the soil get activated and produce fresh batches of active cells.
These cells grow and multiply by utilizing carbon sources in the soil or from the roots. During their growth, they release various enzymes and organic acids which convert the immobilized form of potash being present in the soil naturally or by added application of chemical fertilizers into a mobilized form which are readily taken up by plants.
