Tricoderma. What is it? Why the rainy season is more frequent!!

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Tricoderma. What is it? Why the rainy season is more frequent!!

Tricoderma, the "good fungus," or the high fungus that lives in the soil, has the hallmark of being a natural enemy that eliminates "plant fungi." Its mechanism is to grow, compete, snatch food, wrap up the fibers of pathogens, and can also create inhibitors for the growth of those bad fungi.

The addition of trichoderma to the soil will effectively protect the root and stem systems, specifically the prevention and control of serious diseases like phytophthora and incense stalks caused by fusarium, which often cause heavy damage to fruit trees.

Why is the rainy season more often required?

During the rainy season, there is a lot of moisture in the air and in the soil, which is a favorite environment for "pathogens" and can spread spores quickly with rainwater and wind. The trichoder replenishment during this period is like reinforcing a "military escort" to take control of the land and around the bushes to destroy the pathogens before they attack the plants.

How often should trichoder be used in the rainy season?

The frequency of use during the rainy season depends on the circumstances and weather:

- Protection range (plants are still healthy). Trees should be sprayed or topped every 10-14 days to maintain a good fungal content in the soil enough to control the area.

- During continuous rainfall or storms, the humidity will accumulate very high. The frequency should be increased to every 7 days.

- When the outbreak is found, if the onset of yellow leaves, rotten cones or dry branches should be used more frequently every 3-5 days until the symptoms subside (should be done along with pruning the disease to burn off the plot).

Trichoder tips for maximum effect

1. Do not mix with fungus removal chemicals: Fungus removal chemicals will also destroy trichoderma. If you need to switch to chemicals (such as in cases of heavy infestation), you should be spaced out of trichoder for at least 7-10 days.

2.Spray in the evening: UV radiation and heat from the extreme sun can kill good fungal spores. The best time is a sunny evening, a shade, a downwind.

3. Maintain proper humidity: Trichoderma needs moisture to grow, enlarge fibers. Before and after dousing or spraying, the soil should be moist. (Especially plots with a high hump lift. The water will drain quickly. Be careful not to dry the soil too much during infection).

4.Use in combination with organic matter: Bringing trichoder to mingle with old compost or manure (avoid fresh manure because it contains heat and gas) will help create a fine food source for the fungus to grow and expand in number even better when sprinkled around the bushes.

# Agriculture # Tricoderma # Plant diseases # Rotten roots, rotten cones# Care for rainy plants