Trichoderma Harzianum

Target Disease

• Fusarium                                                                    •  Sclerotinia
• Pythium                                                                      •  Rhizoctonia
• Thielaviopsis                                                              •  Cylindrocladium

Mode of Action

• Create secondary metabolites to stop pathogenic fungus’ growth, reproduction, and infection.
• Pathogenic bacteria’s cell walls are broken down by enzymes released during intense parasitism.
• Stimulate the plant’s immune system and encourage crops to become more disease resistant.
• The natural garden fungicide significantly promotes plant growth by boosting seed germination rates, the size of seedling roots, and plant vitality. Trichoderma spores possess multiple benefits to crops.
• They create secondary metabolites to stop pathogenic fungus’ growth, reproduction, and infection.
• Pathogenic bacteria’ s cell walls are broken down by enzymes released during intense parasitism.

Benefit

• Effective biocontrol the soil borne disease caused by Rhizoctonia, Pythium, Fusarium, Thielaviopsis, and Cylindrocladium.
• Encourage root system expansion and improve plant’s ability to absorb nutrients and moisture
• Boost crop quality and output potential.
• Harmless to the environment and crops
• Improve soil health without introducing resistance or residual issues
• Increase your ability to withstand biotic challenges including heat, salt, and drought.

Application Rate

• For best results, apply 1.5–3 kg per acre as soon as possible to the crop.
• To extend root protection for season-long control, reapply  after 10–12 weeks.
• Can be applied to plants using a range of methods, including broadcast application, hill dressing, drill fertilization, root irrigation, and soil incorporation.

How do I use Trichoderma for plants?

• Before using T. harzianum products for indoor and outdoor plants , it is important to clean your spray equipment to ensure that there are no traces of previous pesticides present.
• Dissolve trichoderma powder in a small amount of water and agitate the solution to ensure proper dispersion. Pre-mixing the garden friendly fungicide is not necessary.
• Then, add the solution to the spray or irrigation tank with the required amount of water, stirring continuously to ensure that it is thoroughly mixed.
• You can also use a dosing pump such as a dosatron to apply the product. Keep in mind that the solution should be agitated regularly to prevent precipitation.
• T. harzianum fungicide for indoor plants is most effective at temperatures between 10°C and 35°C and at a pH between 4 and 10. Compared to alkaline soils, neutral or acidic soils are better for its effectiveness.
• You can apply trichoderma for plants to sterilized or fumigated soil, but you must do so after the sterilization or fumigation process.