T.A. TrikoLogic - Trichoderma Root Biostimulant Powder

Terra Aquatica TrikoLogic, Trichoderma for roots

Terra Aquatica TrikoLogic contains Trichoderma harzianum for the root zone. See how to use it in soil, coco, and hydroponic systems.

• breaks down organic matter
• protects against the development of pathogenic fungi
• stimulates plant growth

Trichoderma lives in soil, coco, or similar substrates, breaking down organic matter and releasing minerals. This process of decomposition and nutrient release is essential for organic growing, organic hydroponics, bioponics, and aquaponics. As it grows and forms colonies, Trichoderma also releases a range of compounds that stimulate plant growth and substances that inhibit or kill soil pathogens that could otherwise harm your plants, as recent studies have shown.

How to use:

As with all aerobic microorganisms, the better the oxygen supply and the more stable the pH, temperature, and humidity, the healthier and more effective Trikologic will be.

• For seed soaking or as an additive to water/nutrient solution for seedlings/cuttings and young or mature plants: Add 1 g per 15 to 20 liters of water or nutrient solution every 6 to 8 weeks.

• For mature plants in soil or coco: Add 10 g per 150 to 200 liters of water or nutrient solution every 6 to 8 weeks; simply add it to the irrigation system or directly onto the substrate.

• In hydroponics, where the roots are fully submerged in water, and in bioponics: When plants are young and have small root systems, Trikologic needs a base for colonization and reproduction. To provide this, use a commercially available biofilter, or hang a 3 to 5 L plastic basket filled with 80% clay pebbles and 20% coco substrate under the falling water in your reservoir, e.g. at the return point in our Growstream® systems.

Use with:

• all GHE nutrients from GHE - mineral or organic
• in any substrate, hydroponics, or outdoor growing

Feeding program and selection

Explore Terra Aquatica fertilizers and supplements. Dosages depend on the specific product, substrate, and growth stage. Follow the label and official feeding charts.