Available Compositions

Micosat NUX – ENG packaging
Liquid
4 l
Recommended for:Induced responseBiodiversity restorationGrowth promotion

MICOSAT F® NUX L, a liquid formulation, is designed to support soils under intensive cultivation, where altered soil fertility and the increase in soil-borne diseases require targeted interventions.

Compared with other products in the range, it reduces the mycorrhizal component and enhances the other microbiological components, with a specific focus on the management of soil-borne pathogens.

Pre-activated for rapid action, it is easy to distribute, compatible with fertigation systems and foliar applications, and can be mixed with “Long Life” formulations.

Dosage
2 L/ha
When to Apply Crops & Timing

HORTICULTURAL CROPS
At each application.

FRUIT CROPS / FLORICULTURAL CROPS
The inoculation can be repeated several times.

Formulation Liquid
Packaging 4 l
Registration Italian Legislative Decree of 29 April 2010, No. 75

Directions for use

Root Treatment

Suspend the product in water and apply it to the soil through fertigation or other available systems (drip irrigation, sprinklers, booms, etc.).

Start or finish the irrigation cycle using water only, ensuring uniform distribution. If no irrigation system is available, apply before rainfall or with abundant irrigation.

Application to tilled soil promotes diffusion within the rhizosphere.

Foliar Treatment

Dilute 300 g of product in 100 L of water and apply during the coolest hours of the day, avoiding peak solar radiation.

Application Tips

To promote preventive action under stress conditions (priming effect), increase resilience or enhance microbial biodiversity, inoculation is recommended during the early stages of the crop cycle. Efficacy may vary depending on dosage and application frequency.

To promote plant fitness, balanced growth and greater uniformity in size and ripening, MICOSAT F® NUX L can be applied cyclically.

Integration with other MICOSAT F® formulations, such as MICOSAT F® GEMINI, enhances the synergistic effect. The addition of organic matter promotes the stabilization and multiplication of the microbial community in the soil.