Trishul (Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza, VAM) by Multiplex is a mycorrhizal biofertilizer used for improving root development and nutrient uptake in crops. It is recommended for all crops and helps plants take up more phosphorus, while also inducing resistance to fungal root diseases like root wilt and root rot, and suppressing nematode infestation. Multiplex Trishul is a ready to use liquid formulation, applied through seed treatment, soil application for nursery, soil application in the main field, or drenching through drip irrigation.
Mycorrhizal spp. (10 spores/gm and 1200 IP/g (Inoculum Potential), determined by MPN method with 10-fold dilution)
Trishul works through VAM, a symbiotic fungus that forms a network of filaments associated with plant roots. This network extends the plant's effective root surface area, allowing it to draw nutrients, mainly phosphorus, from soil the roots alone could not reach, and exchange nutrients between the soil and the host plant.
Crops |
Method of Application |
Dosage |
Time of Application |
All Crops |
Seed Treatment |
Mix 200 ml with Rice Ganji (1:1) to make a thick slurry, for the seeds required for 1 acre |
Coat seeds with the slurry, shade dry for 30 minutes before sowing |
All Crops |
Soil Application for Nursery |
Mix 250 ml with 50 kg dried farmyard manure or Multiplex Annapurna |
Apply for nursery of 1 acre |
All Crops |
Soil Application (Main Field) |
Mix 1 litre with 100 kg dried farmyard manure or Multiplex Annapurna |
Broadcast over 1 acre |
All Crops |
Drenching through Drip Irrigation |
Mix 1 litre in 200 litres of water |
Drench 1 acre of land through drip irrigation |
Method of Applications
Best Time to Apply: Trishul should be applied to the root zone using any one of the methods above.
Tank Mix Compatibility
Multiplex Trishul should not be mixed with any chemical pesticides, insecticides, fungicides or weedicides.
Store in a cool place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep the product in its original sealed container.
"For best results, apply Trishul Expert to your crop stage, seed treatment before sowing, soil application at the nursery stage, and either a main field broadcast or a drip irrigation drench once the crop is established. Since Trishul is a live fungal culture, avoid mixing it with any chemical pesticide, fungicide or weedicide." – BigHaat Agronomy Expert
Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
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