NURSERY GREENHOUSE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
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1 For exponential growth Premier Tech Biotechnologies markets horticultural products under the brand name MYKE PRO. Designed for plant, fruit and vegetable professional growers, these products allow them to benefit from the advantages of mycorrhizae: better production and yield, increase quality and decrease plant losses. For cuttings, seeding, repotting, field planting, or growing media integration, MYKE PRO products are available in various formulations totally safe for your health and the environment. MYKE PRO PRODUCTS ARE AN EFFECTIVE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SOLUTION FOR THE NURSERY GREENHOUSE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTION TRADES
2 Unique products with MYCORRHIZAE symbiotic root natural solution growth alliance perfomance effective Beneficial alliance Mycorrhizae form a network of filaments that associate with plant roots and draw nutrients from the soil that the root system would not be able to access otherwise. This fungus-plant alliance stimulates plant growth and accelerates root development. Mycorrhizal fungi are naturally found in some types of soil. However, in soil that has been altered by human activity, the quantity of mycorrhizae decreases drastically so that there are not enough of them to produce a significant benefit on plant growth and health. For the effects of these microscopic fungi to be seen, there must be the right quantity and the right type at the right place. Luckily, there is a natural and effective solution that can provide nature with everything it needs to thrive and blossom. Use products with mycorrhizae to get exponential growth. Mycorrhizae advantages Roots with mycorrhizae develop root extensions (filaments) and have a greater capacity to absorb nutrients and water from the growing medium or soil. Result; INCREASE PRODUCTION AND FLOWERING BETTER PLANT HEALTH AND QUALITY INCREASE SURVIVAL AND REDUCE PLANT LOSSES OPTIMIZE WATER AND FERTILIZER USE INCREASE TOLERANCE TO STRESSES AND DISEASES Main types of mycorrhizae: Endomycorrhizae associate with: 80% of plants most deciduous trees and herbaceous plants Ectomycorrhizae associate with: 15% of plants most conifers and evergreens Enjoy MYKE PRO products a solution to reduce your operation costs and improve your customers satisfaction NURSERY GREENHOUSE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTION PLANTS Seeding and cuttings Transplanting into containers Mix with growing media Transplanting into soil Established trees and plants Bare root Rock wool cubes G: granular application WP: application (wettable powder) NURSERY G TYPES OF MYCORRHIZAE: ectomycorrhizae For any questions or more information, please contact NURSERY WP TYPES OF MYCORRHIZAE: ectomycorrhizae GREENHOUSE G TYPE OF MYCORRHIZAE: GREENHOUSE WP TYPE OF MYCORRHIZAE: granular granular granular granular granular granular granular
3 Granular application Liquid application NURSERY G GRANULAR PRODUCT WITH MYCORRHIZAE NURSERY WP POWDER PRODUCT WITH MYCORRHIZAE MYKE PRO NURSERY G is ideal for the production and transplanting of trees (deciduous and evergreens) and shrubs in the nursery. It contains two species of mycorrhizal fungi that are compatible with most trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Glomus intraradices and Pisolithus tinctorius SIZE: 10 kg (30 l) 27.2 US dry qt PARTICLE SIZE: 5 mm (0.2 in) MYKE PRO NURSERY WP is a highly concentrated product with two species of mycorrhizal fungi. Specially designed for application for cuttings, seeding or repotting trees (deciduous and evergreen), shrubs and herbaceous plants. This product must be maintained in suspension with agitation in order to keep a good homogeneity when spraying. ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Glomus intraradices and Pisolithus tinctorius SIZE: 500 g (1.1 lb) MAXIMUM PARTICLE SIZE: 0.15 mm (0.006 in) TRANSPLANTING INTO CONTAINERS Apply directly in contact with roots or in the container when transplanting according to the MIX WITH GROWING MEDIA Mix 2% of product to growing media on a volume basis (14 US dry qt /cubic yard of mix or 20 l / cubic meter of mix). TRANSPLANTING INTO SOIL Apply directly in contact with roots or in the planting hole when transplanting according to the QUANTITY OF PRODUCT ACCORDING TO CONTAINER SIZE CONTAINER SIZE PRODUCT QUANTITY/PLANT Container # /3 Container # /3 Container # Container # /2 Container # Container # QUANTITY OF PRODUCT ACCORDING TO TREE CALIPER TREE CALIPER PRODUCT QUANTITY/TREE cm in 2 to to to to to to to to to to LIQUID APPLICATION FOR PLANTS Seeding, cuttings, established trees, mix with growing media, transplanting into containers or soil Mix 1 bag to 53 US gallons (500 g for 200 l) of tap water at a maximum temperature of 20 o C (68 o F) to avoid temperature shock. - Start by pre-mixing the product with a small amount of water and gradually mix in more water until the desired dilution rate is attained. - Maintain agitation in the tank to keep the product in suspension when spraying. Spraying product into containers or soil Remove filters and use nozzles with a minimum of 1/25 in (1 mm) openings to avoid clogging. Remove surface debris to ensure the mycorrhizae will penetrate into media or soil. It is preferable to premoisten before spraying. Avoid over-watering immediately after product application to prevent any leaching. Apply diluted product to root system, or to media and soil surface around active root area, according to the Spraying product onto growing media Media should be at room temperature to avoid temperature shock at application. Ensure even distribution for optimum homogeneity. This diluted product can treat 3 m 3 (4 y 3 ). Bare root material For fine and abundant roots: use 1 bag per 6.6 US gallons of water (500 g per 25 litres). For coarse and thick roots: use 1 bag per 3 US gallons of water (500 g per 11 litres). Dip bundles of root material into the tank: ensure roots are covered with slurry. Once plants are treated, do not allow root material to dry out and plant as soon as possible. The product will deposit in the bottom of the tank without agitation. QUANTITY OF DILUTED PRODUCT ACCORDING TO CONTAINER SIZE QUANTITY OF DILUTED PRODUCT ACCORDING TO TREE CALIPER Field trial results, 4 months after MYKE PRO application at the time of planting vine (Vitis vinicola) in the field. Vitis vinicola mortality length of new growth Without MYKE PRO 8 % 39 cm With MYKE PRO 0 % 51 cm Results from STAPHYT/ITHEC, Lussac St-Émilion vignard, France CONTAINER SIZE PRODUCT QUANTITY/PLANT Cuttings 50 1/5 Container # /5 Container # /5 Container # /4 Container # Container # Container # TREE CALIPER PRODUCT QUANTITY/TREE cm in US qt 2 to to to to to to to to to to
4 Granular application Liquid application GREENHOUSE G GRANULAR PRODUCT WITH MYCORRHIZAE GREENHOUSE WP POWDER PRODUCT WITH MYCORRHIZAE MYKE PRO GREENHOUSE G is for greenhouse, fruit, and vegetable crops. The fine granulation of the carrier blends well with the majority of growing media and can also be applied to rock wool cubes. It contains an endomycorrhizal fungus for seeding and transplanting herbaceous plants, annuals, perennials, vegetables and fruit trees. ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Glomus intraradices SIZE: 7 kg (30 l ) 27.2 US dry qt MYKE PRO GREENHOUSE WP is a highly concentrated product developed for application ideal for cuttings, seeding and transplanting most annuals, perennials, vegetables and fruit trees. This product must be maintained in suspension with agitation in order to keep a good homogeneity when spraying. ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Glomus intraradices SIZE: 600 g (1.3 lb) PARTICLE SIZE: 0.8 mm to 2 mm (0.03 in to 0.08 in) PARTICLE SIZE: 0.5 mm (0.02 in) ROCK WOOL OR OASIS CUBES Apply product directly to cavity in the cube according to the Place the seed or cutting directly on the product. MIX WITH GROWING MEDIA Trees, shrubs and production containers Mix 2% of product to growing media on a volume basis (14 US dry qt /y 3 of mix or 20 l / m 3 of mix). Seeding and cuttings For small cell or container sizes, mix 3% of product to growing media on a volume basis (30 l/m 3 or 21 US dry qt /y 3 growing media) to maintain recommended application rates. TRANSPLANTING INTO CONTAINERS Apply directly in contact with roots or in the container when transplanting according to the TRANSPLANTING INTO SOIL Apply directly in contact with roots or in the planting hole when transplanting according to the LIQUID APPLICATION FOR PLANTS Seeding, cuttings, established plants, mix with growing media and transplanting into containers Mix 1 bag to 53 US gallons (600 g for 200 l) of tap water at a maximum temperature of 20 o C (68 o F) to avoid temperature shock. - Start by pre-mixing the product with a small amount of water and gradually mix in more water until the desired dilution rate is attained. - Maintain agitation in the tank to keep the product in suspension when spraying. Spraying product into containers or soil Remove filters and use nozzles with a minimum of 1/25 in (1 mm) openings to avoid clogging. Remove surface debris to ensure the mycorrhizae will penetrate into media or soil. It is preferable to premoisten before spraying. Avoid over-watering immediately after product application to prevent any leaching. Apply diluted product to root system, or to media and soil surface around active root area, according to the Established trees Make a shallow trench or poke holes around each plant at the drip line. Holes should be 40 cm (16 in) apart for trees. Add 200 (7 fl. oz) of the diluted product per hole or trench. Ensure coverage of the entire circumference of the drip line for each plant. Spraying product onto growing media Media should be at room temperature to avoid temperature shock at application. Ensure even distribution for optimum homogeneity. This diluted product can treat 3 m 3 (4 y 3 ). QUANTITY OF DILUTED PRODUCT ACCORDING TO CONTAINER SIZE QUANTITY OF PRODUCT ACCORDING TO CONTAINER SIZE CONTAINER SIZE QUANTITY OF PRODUCT US fl. oz Propagation Growth in pots Container # Container # % more peppers per plant and 22% increase in average pepper weight. Premier Tech 2002 CONTAINER SIZE QUANTITY OF PRODUCT Cuttings 50 1/5 Container of 4-in 80 1/3 Container # /2 Container # Container # /2 Container # /2 Container # /2 Container # drip line
5 Recommended fertilization Fertilizer application rates, especially phosphorus, can be reduced with the use of mycorrhizae. In fact, mycorrhizae enhance phosphorus absorption in soil, even under unfavourable ph conditions. It is recommended to reduce, by one quarter, the rate normally used. Fertilizers and pesticides should not be mixed with the inoculant. Slow-release fertilizers: no restrictions. Soluble fertilizers: avoid high-phosphorus soluble fertilizers (e.g.: ). It is recommended to use a fertilizer not exceeding 25 ppm phosphorus in solution during the five weeks of growth after inoculation. Field applied fertilizers: do not apply over 1.5 kg P /100 m 2 (3 lb P /1 000 ft 2 ). Pesticide use MYKE PRO is compatible with most insecticides, herbicides and fungicides. Please contact us for the complete list. Storage Store product in a dry place, avoid freezing and intense heat. PREMIER TECH S STRENGTH Premier Tech has more than 85 years of experience in horticulture. It employs over 1,600 team members across America, Europe and Asia. Over 225 team members working in Innovation, Research and Development World leader in the production and formulation of products with mycorrhizae International Corporate Office 1, avenue Premier Rivière-du-Loup (Québec) G5R 6C1 CANADA info@usemyke.com Visit our website and find out all you need to know about our products. The information in this document was up-to-date at the time of printing. Because of its continuous improvement policy, Premier Tech Biotechnologies reserves the right to halt manufacturing, change products, or revise technical data and prices without further warning or liability. Premier Tech Ltd.,
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