Mycostop; Biofungicide, 25 Grams

• Product: Mycostop Biofungicide
• Type: Biofungicide
• Weight: 25 grams
• Active Ingredient: Streptomyces strain K61 actinobacterium
• Source: Naturally occurring strain of bacteria from Finnish sphagnum peat
• Uses: Controls damping off, wilt, and root diseases caused by Fusarium, Phytophthora, Alternaria, Pythium fungi, suppresses diseases caused by Rhizoctonia solani and Botrytis cinerea. Works with vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, peanuts, and seedlings
• Application Methods: See below for application methods and rates
• Mechanism of Action: Colonizes plant roots and deprives fungi of space and nourishment, disrupts the pathogen’s cell walls and produces metabolites to inhibit development
• Efficiency: Maximum efficiency as a preventative fungicide, survives in the rhizosphere for several weeks
• Standalone: Extremely effective as a standalone biofungicide, no need for additional methods of control
• Compatibility: Compatible with most chemical pesticides for comprehensive pest management program

• Mycostop Biofungicide
• Contains Streptomyces strain K61 actinobacterium
• 25 grams per package
• Controls damping off, wilt, and root diseases caused by various fungi
• Works with a variety of crops, including vegetables, herbs, and ornamentals
• Active ingredient colonizes plant roots and disrupts pathogen development
• Extremely effective standalone biofungicide, no additional methods needed

What is included in the package of Mycostop Biofungicide?
The package contains 25 grams of Mycostop Biofungicide.

What crops can be treated with Mycostop Biofungicide?
Mycostop Biofungicide can be used with a variety of crops, including vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, peanuts, and seedlings.

How does Mycostop Biofungicide work?
Mycostop’s active ingredient works colonizing plant roots and depriving fungi of space and nourishment. It disrupts the pathogen’s cell walls and produces metabolites to inhibit development. It is used as a preventative fungicide, and its active ingredient being a living microbe, it survives in the rhizosphere for several weeks to protect the crop against invading fungi. It is an extremely effective standalone biofungicide, and is also compatible with most chemical pesticides if desired for a comprehensive pest management program.