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BioLife Sciences Inc. (OTC:BLFE) Copper Infused Fabric Planting Pot To Disrupt Gardening Industry - Seite 2

• Copper has been shown to kill 99.99% of harmful bacteria and viruses.

• Superior drainage

Improved aeration,

Improved air root pruning leading to larger and healthier plant stalks

Larger plant yields

Constant access to copper in the soil

Plants have complex root systems, which feature a main tap root and secondary roots that branch out. With traditional pots, the plant’s roots will reach the edge of the container and have to circle around the pot in search of nutrients. BioLife Copper Fabric Pots provide air root pruning capabilities, resulting in healthier roots and boosted yields.

A Growing Market

According to a recent report, the landscaping and gardening market is predicted to grow by $6.6 billion between now and 2026.

Part of that growth is in part due to the growing popularity of sustainable lifestyles in which many people are turning to home gardening. More people are growing food and other plants at home, than ever before.

With the popularity of sustainable lifestyles, and the rise in home gardening, BLFE’s Copper Infused Fabric Pot is entering the market, at the perfect time.

The copper in the fabric pot works perfectly for the at home-grower, as it functions as both a fungicide and an antibiotic, eliminating or limiting harmful bacteria that can harm plants, including: powdery mildew, gray mold, foliar fungus, downy mildew, black spot, fire blight, anthracnose, and Septoria leaf spot, while simultaneously boosting beneficial fungi and yeasts to thrive in the soil.

BLFE’s Copper Fabric Pot not only has use in the at-home gardening industry, but also makes a great use case in the burgeoning commercial cannabis growing sector.

The market size of the Medical and Recreational Marijuana Growing Industry in the US has grown by 35.4% per year on average between 2017 and 2022. BLFE’s Copper Fabric Pot makes for an excellent receptacle for growing the plant, and can revolutionize the way it is currently done, by offering a pot for growing cannabis that harnesses the powerful properties of the copper ion, allowing for higher yields, and stronger plants.