Expanded Balancing Process Kit

To use the Microbial Balancing Program (MBP), you must have an Expanded Balancing Process Kit, which contains all the balancers that are needed for microbial balancing work. The balancers in the kit address the molecular structure, strength and building needs of the elements being worked with.

The Expanded Balancing Process Kit includes the Perelandra Soil Balancing Kit (seven basic balancers), plus an additional 18 nutrients, trace minerals and vitamins that are recommended by nature for the Microbial Balancing Program. It includes the following: boron, calcium, chromium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, molybdenum, potassium, sulfur, zinc, and vitamins A, C, D, E, niacin & B-complex. (Although niacin is included in B-complex, nature wants to allow for the option of choosing niacin within a B-complex combination or alone.)

In order to meet a diversity of customer needs, organizational styles and budgets, we offer the Expanded Balancing Process Kit as four individually available components with a variety of purchasing options.

Important: Although this kit lists salt as a component, we do not provide common table salt. We have our limits!

The complete Perelandra Expanded Balancing Process Kit consists of:

The Perelandra Soil Balancing Kit. This is exactly the same basic kit we have offered for years. We list this separately because some of you may have already purchased the Perelandra Soil Balancing Kit and shouldn't have to buy it again for the Expanded Balancing Process Kit.

The Perelandra Expanded Balancing Kit II: The 18 nutrients, trace minerals and vitamins listed above, plus the Easy Testing Box.

Note: If you want to save a little more, you can assemble your own Expanded Balancing Process Kit. Instructions are in the Microbial Balacing Program Manual.

Attention Gardeners: Over the years, we've seen that many who work with the Microbial Balancing Program include their Expanded Balancing Kit when soil balancing instead of just the Soil Balancing Kit. You can learn about this in The Perelandra Garden Workbook.