Promot MZM is derived from fermentation byproducts of Trichoderma koningii and Trichoderma harzianum, promotes plant growth and increases vigor by increasing beneficial microbial activities in the rhizosphere. Contains Manganese, Magnesium and Zinc along with the enzymes and natural growth factors found in Promot Plus. Promot MZM is used as a preplant root and/or soil treatment for plug or bareroot transplants. It can also be applied as a side dress with liquid fertilizer applications or injected into irrigation water for application to existing plantings. May help increase growth and root health of existing plants as well as increase flowering and reduce growing time.

Promot MZM is a micronutrient fertilizer containing magnesium, manganese, zinc and fermentation susbstances.

It can be used as a seed treatment or as a seedling inoculant to increase the rate and quality of plant survival. As a seedling inoculant it may be applied as a preplant root and/or soil treatment for plug or bareroot transplants.

Promot MZM will help create a rhizosphere dominated by beneficial microorganisms that produce growth factors, which will stimulate seed germination, root and plant growth, and flowering. The growth factors produced by the microorganisms in the soil and the micronutrients in Promot MZM will also increase the health and vigor of the plants.

Promot MZM can be used to coat the seed and can also be applied directly to the seeds at planting. Promot MZM can be mixed with most fertilizer solutions and biological preparations, but the mixtures should not be stored for a prolonged time.

Promot MZM can also be mixed with potting soil to grow seedlings in the greenhouse. Using Promot MZM in the potting soil not only Promotes growth of the seedlings in the greenhouse, but also has a carry over effect in the field when seedlings are transplanted.

Benefits of Promot MZM

• Improves seedling survival
• Stimulates root growth
• Creates a rhizosphere dominated by beneficial microorganisms
• Promotes plant growth and yield
• Promotes flowering