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Is naturally occurring Trichoderma effective too?

 

Wild, naturally occuring Trichoderma strains are seldom adequately effective in combating disease. They grow more slowly and colonisation is therefore less effective.

 

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Can Trianum be combined with mycorrizha?

 

As far as we know, Trianum can be combined with species of mycorrizha.

 

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Can Trianum also grow on the leaves or flowers?

 

Trianum does not grow on the leaves or flowers, although it can survive there for a short period. Trichoderma spores on the flowers can kill a pathogen found there, such as Botrytis.

 

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Does Trianum only grow on the roots?

 

Trianum feeds itself from the waste substances released during the root growth. This is why Trianum primarily grows on the roots of the plant, thus forming a protective layer against soil-borne diseases.