Ginseng

Take root early

Amatis™ is a biostimulant product that helps to improve the root zone (rhizosphere) and soil structure around plants, which promotes root growth. Young plants with healthy roots are more capable of reaching key nutrients and water, helping you grow a great crop.

The earliest indications from commercial trials have shown promising effects of Amatis on ginseng. See pictures from one trial, where the only difference was that Amatis was added to a drench fungicide application.

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Amatis

Ginseng root on a trowel with many feeder roots and rootlets (L). Ginseng root on a trowel with few, short feeder roots and rootlets (R).

Source: Field demonstration trial in Middlesex County, ON, in 2024. n = 1. Amatis applied at 1.25 L/ac on June 1, observations taken on June 28. Performance evaluations are based on internal trials, field observations and/or public information. Data from multiple locations and years should be consulted whenever possible. Individual results may vary depending on local growing, soil, and weather conditions. Always read and follow label directions. Trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Cover your bases with Captan L

Captan L provides you with the peace of mind and disease control you need from a Captan product, but in liquid form.

As a multi-site fungicide, products like Captan L will continue to be a foundation to the disease control program in ginseng. Whether for Pythium, Phytophthora or Cylindrocarpon, trust Captan L in rotation with other Syngenta products to bring you the control you need.

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Captan L

Megafol: Ginseng’s anti-stress and growth activator

Megafol^® is a liquid foliar biostimulant specially formulated to help reduce abiotic stresses, including drought, heat, low temperature, and physical damage.

In the spring, freshly unfurled plants are sensitive to cold. Field experiences have shown Megafol can help prepare plants for a chilling event by stabilizing cell membrane integrity. A cold-regulated calcium-binding gene turns on when low temperatures occur, and Megafol induces this gene to work 8x more than in untreated plants, which is why they have been observed to recover faster.

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Megafol

Long-lasting, consistent Alternaria control in Ginseng

With Alternaria and Botrytis protection coming from powerful chemistry, Miravis^® Duo helps preserve Ginseng crop quality and simplifies growers’ fungicide programs by protecting from major foliar diseases.

Miravis^® Duo provides two modes of action for Alternaria protection. Field experience has demonstrated the long-lasting, consistent control that Miravis^® Duo has over this devastating disease.

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Miravis® Duo

Source: Picture is from a commercial field in Ontario, 2020.
Performance evaluations are based on internal trials, field observations and/or public information. Data from multiple locations and years should be consulted whenever possible. Individual results may vary depending on local growing, soil and weather conditions. Always read and follow label directions. Always read and follow label directions. Trademarks are property of their respective owners. Please check with your exporter when using any Syngenta product on ginseng destined for use outside of Canada. At time of print, Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) had been established for the active ingredients benzovindiflupyr (Solatenol®), cyprodinil, fluazinam, mandipropamid, metalaxyl-M, oxathiapiprolin and pydiflumetofen (ADEPIDYN®) for export markets in the United States, fludioxonil for export markets in the United States and Codex, azoxystrobin for export markets in Codex, the United States, China and Hong Kong, and chlorothalonil for export markets in the United States, Codex and Hong Kong. Please see the Bryant Christie Inc. Global MRL database at https://www.globalmrl.com/db#query for a complete list of MRLs. Should you need additional information on export market MRLs, please consult with Syngenta to receive the most up-to-date information.