Serenade® Prime

Biologicals

Serenade Prime is a unique, organically certified (ACO and OMRI), product for Australian growers with properties as both a soil ameliorant and biofungicide, that takes plant health to new heights. When used as a biological fungicide, the biological compounds arrest spore development of disease, and boost plants’ natural defences. As a soil ameliorant, the beneficial bacteria in Serenade Prime boosts root growth and nutrient uptake. Benefits can include; higher yields, better crop uniformity, improved harvest crop quality and improved shelf life.

Product Details

Active Ingredients	Chemical Group	Formulation Type	Pack sizes
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain QST 713	BM02	Suspension concentrate (SC)	10 L, 1000 L

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Crop Suitability

FAQs

Is water volume critical at application?

Will Serenade Prime work every time I apply it?

How does Serenade Prime interact with the chemical exudates from roots?

How can an application to the soil/root system early in the crop give yield benefits at the end of the crop cycle?

How many times will I need to apply Serenade Prime to a tree crop?

I grow 2-3 crops per year in the same ground each season. Do I need to apply Serenade Prime to each crop?

Will I always see a benefit?

Will Serenade Prime work better if I apply a higher rate or more often?

How long will it take Serenade Prime to colonize the roots?

Does Serenade Prime need to be applied close to the roots?

How long will Serenade Prime last in the soil?

Is Serenade Prime UV stable and can I leave it on the surface and water it in with irrigation?

After watering in, how long before it is safe to irrigate again?

Do I need to store Serenade Prime in a special way?

What is the expected shelf life of Serenade Prime in normal conditions?

Can Serenade Prime be applied as a tank mixture with liquid fertilisers?

Can Serenade Prime be applied in tank mixtures with fungicides and insecticides?

I use compost and other soil amendments to improve soil health. Are they compatible with Serenade Prime?

What exactly does Serenade Prime do to the roots?

What is different about Serenade Prime vs other competitor products also based on beneficial bacteria?

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Serenade® Prime

Product Details

Crop Suitability

Crop Suitability

FAQs

Is water volume critical at application?

Will Serenade Prime work every time I apply it?

How does Serenade Prime interact with the chemical exudates from roots?

How can an application to the soil/root system early in the crop give yield benefits at the end of the crop cycle?

How many times will I need to apply Serenade Prime to a tree crop?

I grow 2-3 crops per year in the same ground each season. Do I need to apply Serenade Prime to each crop?

Will I always see a benefit?

Will Serenade Prime work better if I apply a higher rate or more often?

How long will it take Serenade Prime to colonize the roots?

Does Serenade Prime need to be applied close to the roots?

How long will Serenade Prime last in the soil?

Is Serenade Prime UV stable and can I leave it on the surface and water it in with irrigation?

After watering in, how long before it is safe to irrigate again?

Do I need to store Serenade Prime in a special way?

What is the expected shelf life of Serenade Prime in normal conditions?

Can Serenade Prime be applied as a tank mixture with liquid fertilisers?

Can Serenade Prime be applied in tank mixtures with fungicides and insecticides?

I use compost and other soil amendments to improve soil health. Are they compatible with Serenade Prime?

What exactly does Serenade Prime do to the roots?

What is different about Serenade Prime vs other competitor products also based on beneficial bacteria?

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