32 Ounces, Cosmotropic, Restorative Mineral Solution for water
Volcanic Mineral Water Conditioner
32 Ounces, Cosmotropic, Restorative Mineral Solution for water
A catalytic, redox-active mineral solution — foliar spray or irrigation.
- One mineral input for the whole system — foliar or irrigation
- Broad trace-mineral profile drawn from volcanic biotite
- Compatible with the sprayers and lines you already run
- For agricultural and irrigation use — not a pesticide, fertilizer, or health product
- Mineral-based, no synthetic actives
- Foliar or soil — your choice
- Shelf-stable concentrate
EU/EEA customers: You have a 14-day right of withdrawal. This right lapses once the safety seal is broken. Return shipping costs are borne by the customer. Right of Withdrawal policy
What it is
A mineral solution, not a formula.
Primora Bio is a concentrated solution derived from volcanic biotite — the same mineral chemistry behind Aurmina, applied to the water your crop drinks instead of the water you do. It carries a broad, naturally occurring trace-mineral profile, including iron-bearing and other electron-active minerals.
Diluted into your spray tank or irrigation line, it is meant to change the chemistry of the water itself — how it carries and exchanges minerals — rather than to add a dose of any single nutrient. You apply it through the equipment you already use.
How to use it
Two ways in — pick what fits your system.
Rates below are typical starting points. Always follow the product label for your crop and region.
Foliar spray
Onto the leaf
Mix into your spray tank and apply as a fine mist to the canopy. A single 32 fl oz bottle covers roughly 64 gallons of finished spray. Repeat passes vary by crop — often a handful across a season.
≈ ½ fl oz / gal [confirm label rate]
Soil & irrigation
Into the water
Dose into drip, flood, or hand-watering to condition the water reaching the root zone. Soil applications use more product than foliar because you are treating a larger volume of water.
By water volume [confirm label rate]
Compatible with standard spray and irrigation equipment. Rates, timing, and crop suitability are set by the product label — the figures here are illustrative. Full rates by method are in the application guide.
Specifications
The details.
- Product
- Primora Bio volcanic-mineral water conditioner (concentrate).
- Size
- 32 fl oz, 3 × 32 fl oz, and 2.5 gallons. [confirm]
- Coverage
- At the foliar rate of ½ fl oz per gallon: 64, 192 and 640 gallons of finished water. [confirm]
- Source
- Derived from volcanic biotite, through the Themarox mineral process.
- Composition
- 99% purified water, 1% ionic mineral salts — an aqueous solution with a broad natural trace-element profile, including iron-bearing minerals.
- Application
- Foliar spray, or soil and irrigation. Compatible with the sprayers and lines you already run.
- Intended use
- Agricultural and irrigation water conditioning.
- Not
- A pesticide, a fertilizer, or a health product.
- Storage
- Shelf-stable. Store sealed and out of direct sun. [confirm]
Straight about what it isn't
What we don't claim.
We’d rather you buy this understanding exactly what it is. Here’s what Primora Bio is not.
Not a pesticide
It is not registered or sold to kill or control insects, weeds, fungi, or disease, and we make no such claim — whatever a historical trial may have observed.
Not a fertilizer
It doesn’t deliver a guaranteed analysis of N-P-K. It conditions the water and mineral environment; growers use it alongside their normal feeding program.
Not a health product
Primora Bio is for agricultural and irrigation use. Nothing about it is offered for human or animal health.
Not a guarantee
The results on our Evidence page are reported field observations — much of the record is historical, single-operator, or preliminary. Your crop and conditions may differ.
Much of the supporting record is decades old, was recorded by individual operators, and has not been replicated under modern controlled, peer-reviewed conditions. We share it for examination, not as proof of any result. See the Evidence page for the full, honest picture.