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BioLife Sciences Inc. Announced Today That the Company has Officially Launched into the Consumer and Professional Garden Market Sector with the Introduction of the Copper Fabric Pot, a Revolutionary Fabric Pot Infused with Copper
BioLife Sciences Inc. Announced Today That the Company has Officially Launched into the Consumer and Professional Garden Market Sector with the Introduction of the Copper Fabric Pot, a Revolutionary Fabric Pot Infused with Copper.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n HENDERSON, NV, Feb. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  viaNewMediaWire -- BioLife Sciences (OTC: Markets: BLFE)today announced the launch of their new antimicrobial copper-infused fabric pot. The BioLife Copper Fabric Pot is the first product being added to the Company’s recently announced horticultural and agriculture department, which will feature cutting-edge technology designed to disrupt the gardening industry. The BioLife Copper Fabric Pot utilizes the Company’s proprietary MFusion Technology to create a revolutionary fabric pot infused with copper. MFusion technology infuses copper metal ions directly into every sub-bundle of fabric. It also leverages the natural antimicrobial benefits of copper ions, which have been shown to kill 99.99% of harmful bacteria and viruses. Regular fabric pots provide growing plants with a slew of benefits over standard pots such as plastic pots, ceramic pots and terra cotta clay pots. Among those benefits are increased aeration, air pruning roots for vigorous plant root systems, insulation from the elements and larger yields at harvest time. The BioLife Copper Fabric Pot takes the proven successful benefits of the fabric pot and combines it with copper’s antimicrobial prevention abilities. Copper works as both a fungicide, in eliminating or limiting harmful bacteria that can harm plants (such as 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. Copper is also an essential micronutrient for growing plants and the lack of proper copper levels in the soil results in plants being copper-deficient. Common plant fertilizers offer macronutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. These nutrients, while beneficial, tend to increase the pathological symptoms of copper deficiency. Copper plays a key role in the normal growth and proper development of living organisms such as plants. The proteins found in copper regulate the rate of many biochemical reactions in plants, including, but not limited to, promoting seed production and formation, playing an essential role in chlorophyll formation, and assisting plants in the formation of connective tissue. Copper deficiency in soil is an acute problem in the United St...