Black Bird Biotech, Inc. (OTC:BBBT), manufacturer and distributor of plant-based MiteXstreamTM biopesticide, announced that it has begun testing its MiteXstreamTM biopesticide for its demonstrated capacity (1) to assist plants in nutrient absorption or (2) to act as a plant nutrient in tandem with its biopesticide capacity. The testing will determine whether the Company will be in a position to promote MiteXstreamTM as having a value proposition that, all at once, delivers high efficacy as a biopesticide and demonstrably greater plant production properties.
Within the testing, there will be several layers of analysis, including:
Will demonstrated greater plant growth in common crops, such as peppers, in MiteXstreamTM-treated plants translate to greater fruit or vegetable production per plant, due to greater plant size?
Will demonstrated greater bud growth, both in number and size, in MiteXstreamTM-treated cannabis plants translate to larger and/or more numerous buds on flowers, such as roses and daisies?
Will demonstrated higher levels of terpenes and THC in MiteXstreamTM-treated cannabis plants translate to better tasting fruits and vegetables? Will a tomato taste more like a tomato?
Will demonstrated higher levels of terpenes and THC in MiteXstreamTM-treated cannabis plants translate to fruits and vegetables possessing greater nutrient values?
"Since developing MiteXstreamTM to protect my medical cannabis grow, I have noticed that all treated plants, not just the cannabis plants, seem to be ‘happier' after each application of MiteXstreamTM. In fact, several growers that have used MiteXstreamTM have used the term ‘happier,' without prompting, to describe the visible changes to their plants," said Fabian Deneault, BBBT's President. "Now, I understand that any plant will look ‘happier' when it is free of spider mites, molds and mildews, but there is much more at play with MiteXstreamTM. I firmly believe our third-party lab testing will prove yet another revolutionary capacity of MiteXstreamTM: that it both defends and nurtures treated plants. That would be a value proposition with significant market leverage."
According to Precedence Research, the global fertilizer market size was estimated at US$ 201.1 billion in 2021 and is projected to be worth around US$ 271.6 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 3.4% from 2022 to 2030.
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