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Why Volcanna Rain?
A short introduction into the technology
The water crisis
Today our water is more challenged than ever, with chemicals that inhibit plants and disrupt soil biology. we knew something had to be done. Toxins like Glyphosate, VOCs, and Heavy Metals are lurking in our water and soil and have found their way into our food supply via contaminated water. With no real solution in sight this problem continues to grow at an alarming rate, endangering the health of plants, soil, and all living things.
The Solution
In the spirit of clean water this all-natural mineral-based solution was developed to eliminate/reduce over 200 chemical contaminants while retaining beneficial minerals, among these reductions is Glyphosate with reductions at 98.9%. Volcanna Rain offers the most advanced water conditioner on the market, with 32oz treating up to 1,920 gallons of water. Volcanna Rain is destined to protect our most precious resource, while providing your plants with safer cleaner water.
Thank you! I found out about Volcanna Rain from a friend. I used it on a whim to feed roses & my holiday bouquet and they still look amazing after two weeks. I also have Rosemary and basil plants that are producing bigger leaves. I can’t wait for springtime when I can use it on my pumpkin patch and tomato plants!
Mona
How it works
A science behind the technology
Volcanna Rain conditions water in a 4-step process:
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Coagulation: When added to water, Volcanna Rain causes invisible, suspended fine particles to destabilize, or neutralize, allowing the particles to come closer together, forming clumps, making it easier to separate solids from the water.
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Flocculation: Flocculation is the process whereby the clumps particulate. impurities formed during the coagulation process gather, or floc, and come together forming clusters. Once step one and two are complete, the contaminants are now neutralized and insoluble.
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Precipitation: Once Coagulation and Flocculation occur, the insoluble, neutralized contaminants solidify as they precipitate out of solution.
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Deposition or Sedimentation: The precipitates settle and are deposited as sediment at the bottom of your water container.
