NOVELTY - Biostimulation agent (I) comprises a sphere comprising soy wax.    USE - (I) is useful to provide nutrients to maximize biostimulation of indigenous microbes for the biodegradation of chemical and/or petrochemical spills in the environment.    ADVANTAGE - (I) enhances the cleanup of chemical and/or petrochemical spills. (I) provides the process of naturally converting chemicals and/or petrochemicals into non-toxic by-products without any further local environmental disruption. (I) consists of a material, which is less expensive and more available than beeswax.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for:    (1) a method of manufacturing (I) comprising: heating soy wax to above 135degreesF in a first tank and pressurizing the tank to at least 340 psi, where the first tank is connected to a brass housing; providing a second tank filled with air, water or solution containing live microbes and nutrients, and pressurizing the tank to 300 psi, where the second tank is connected to the brass housing; spraying soy wax and air, water or solution containing live microbes and nutrients, through a hypodermic needle with an external orifice connected to the brass housing, where the soy wax is sprayed through the external orifice having an internal diameter of 12000 of an inch, and the air, water or the solution containing live microbes and nutrients is sprayed through the hypodermic needle having an internal diameter of 5000 of an inch; and cooling the sprayed soy wax to below 135degreesF to form spheres comprising soy wax; and    (2) a method of bioremediation of a chemical and/or petrochemical spill in the environment comprising: providing microbial nutrients in the form of spheres comprising soy wax; contacting the spheres with the chemical and/or petrochemical spill; and allowing time to pass for indigenous microbes to degrade the chemical and/or petrochemical and the spheres, where the remediation of the chemical and/or petrochemical spill results over a period of time.