- Photos 1&2- both photos of the same sample of 110 grams treated with chemicals.
- Photo 3&4- both photos of the same sample of 34 grams treated with chemicals.
- The samples in photos 1&2 and 3&4 have the same age, but the sample in photos 3&4 have a yellow coloring.
- This photographic analysis determines that despite the use of chemicals at 100%, this does not guarantee the uniform growth of the plants.
- Photos 5&6- both photos of the same sample of 94 grams treated with Andean Mineral Powder and 20% chemicals.
- Photos 7&8- both photos of the same sample of 53 grams treated with Andean Mineral Powder and 20% chemicals.
- Photos 9&10- both photos of the same sample of 18 grams treated with company’s traditional organic processes.
- Photos 11 & 12- both photos of the same sample of 194 grams treated with only Andean Mineral Powder
- In photographs 5,6,7,8, which are the plants that were treated with Andean Mineral Powder plus 20% chemicals, it is evident that we have achieved compensating the nutritional need of the plant.
It is important to note that the sample in Photos 9&10, which were treated with the company’s traditional organic processes, was affected by climatic factors and its growth was stunted and has a yellow tone in its presentation, while the sample in Photos 11 & 12 were treated with only Andean Mineral Powder and were not affected by the same climatic factors despite being planted with the sample in Photos 9&10.