Glyocladin tablets against seedling diseases
Glyocladin is a biological fungicide that is used to restore healthy soil microflora, as well as to prevent and treat various diseases in plants. The drug is available in various forms, and when growing seedlings vegetable and flower crops, the tablet form of the fungicide has proven itself well.
Properties of the drug
Glyocladin contains spores of Trichoderma fungi and metabolites. When they enter the topsoil, they begin to grow and multiply, blocking the development of pathogens. This only happens if there are favorable conditions:
- wet soil;
- mulching the soil to avoid drying out.
In dry soil and at high temperatures, the drug loses its effectiveness, since fungal spores die.
Fungicide is used to treat diseases such as:
- wilting of plants;
- root rot;
- diseases of leaves and stem.
As a result of the action of the drug, a healthy flora of the soil mixture is formed, which allows not only to grow high-quality crops, but also to get a large harvest with improved taste characteristics.
Glyocladin is absolutely harmless, non-toxic and not addictive to pathogens.
Features of the use of tablets for seedlings
When growing seedlings, Glyocladin works equally well at different stages:
- When sowing seeds... In one pot with a capacity of 300 ml, shallowly embed one tablet in the soil.
- During picks seedlings... Put one tablet in each well.
- When transplanting seedlings to the garden... For each plant in the hole, close 1 tablet near the root system.
The tablet form of the drug is intended only for adding to the soil and is not used for preparing solutions. In the case of sowing seeds directly into open ground, crushing of the tablet is allowed. Mix a small amount of soil with a crushed tablet and pour into the grooves at the same time as the seeds.
The action of the Glyocladin tablet begins within a week after its introduction and ranges from 8 to 12 weeks.
Do not combine biological fungicide with chemical components. When using other biological products, it is necessary to maintain a break of at least 1 week.