Krishikranti Pseudomonas Fluorescens is a bio fungicide powder made from a friendly bacteria. It stops many crop diseases sheath blight, bacterial leaf blight, blast, wilt, root rot, damping off, anthracnose, and panama wilt. Best known for paddy disease control. Use as spray, seed treatment, soil mix, or root dip. No chemical residue. Safe for organic farming.
What Diseases Does It Stop?
Pseudomonas fluorescens is a friendly bacteria that fights plant disease in 4 ways it makes natural medicines, takes away iron that disease germs need, makes a protective layer on roots and leaves, and wakes up the plant's own defence system. It works on both fungus and bacteria, and it survives well in wet and waterlogged fields that is why paddy farmers prefer it.
Crop Diseases Controlled
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Paddy (Rice): Sheath blight, blast, bacterial leaf blight, brown spot, false smut
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Tomato, Brinjal, Capsicum: Bacterial wilt, fusarium wilt, damping off, root rot
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Chilli: Anthracnose, fruit rot, wilt, leaf spot
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Cotton: Wilt, root rot, leaf spot, boll rot
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Pulses (gram, tur, moong): Wilt, root rot, collar rot
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Banana: Panama wilt, anthracnose
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Sugarcane: Red rot, wilt
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Ginger, Turmeric: Soft rot, rhizome rot
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Onion, Garlic: Basal rot, purple blotch
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Vegetables & Nurseries: Damping off, seedling rot
See related options in Bio Fungicides, Wilt Solutions, Organic Fungicides, or the Paddy Fungicide Range.
Dose & How to Use (Common for All Crops)
The same simple dose works across most crops. Choose the method based on your problem.
| Method |
Dose |
When to Use |
| Foliar Spray (on leaves) |
5 g per litre of water
(1 kg per acre) |
For leaf and fruit diseases sheath blight, blast, leaf spot, anthracnose |
| Seed Treatment |
10 g per kg seed |
Before sowing protects against damping off and root rot |
| Soil Application |
2.5 kg per acre
(mix in 50–100 kg FYM) |
At sowing or transplanting for wilt and soil diseases |
| Root Dip (for seedlings) |
10 g per litre water
(dip 20–30 minutes) |
Before transplanting best for tomato, chilli, paddy |
| Soil Drench (for affected plants) |
5 g per litre water |
When plants start drooping or rot is seen |
Quick Dose Reference: Spray: 5 g/L • Seed: 10 g/kg • Soil: 2.5 kg/acre + FYM • Root Dip: 10 g/L • Drench: 5 g/L
Step-by-Step Instructions
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For Spray: Mix 5 g powder in 1 litre water. Spray in early morning or late evening. Cover full plant. Repeat after 10 days. Do not spray in hot sun.
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For Seed: Mix 10 g per kg seed. Add a little water, make a paste, coat the seeds, dry in shade, and sow within 24 hours.
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For Soil: Mix 2.5 kg with 50 to 100 kg of well-rotted gobar khaad (FYM). Keep moist for 5 to 7 days. Then spread in field at sowing or transplanting.
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For Drench: Mix 5 g in 1 litre water. Pour around the base of plants. Repeat after 10 to 15 days if disease continues.
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For Root Dip: Mix 10 g in 1 litre water. Dip seedling roots for 20 to 30 minutes. Then transplant.
When to Use
- Before disease starts when weather is humid, cloudy, or rainy
- At nursery stage and before transplanting (very important for paddy and vegetables)
- In fields where wilt or rot came last year
- When you see first leaf spots, sheath blight patches, or wilting plants
- Every 10 to 15 days as part of organic and IPM crop programs
How Does It Work?
Pseudomonas fluorescens is a smart bacteria. It does 4 things at the same time:
- It makes natural medicines (DAPG, pyoluteorin) that kill disease germs
- It takes away iron from disease germs without iron, they cannot grow
- It forms a thin protective layer on roots and leaves disease cannot enter
- It wakes up the plant's own defence system plant fights back stronger
It is one of the few biologicals that survives well in flooded paddy fields and heavy clay soils. That is why it is the first choice for rice farmers.
⚠️ Do Not Mix With: Copper-based fungicides (copper oxychloride, copper hydroxide), streptocycline, or strong chemical fungicides. They kill the live bacteria. Keep 7 to 10 days gap before or after such chemical sprays. Safe to mix with neem oil, biofertilizers, FYM, and other organic inputs.
Why Farmers Choose Krishikranti Pseudomonas Fluorescens
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Best for paddy: Number one biological for sheath blight, blast, and bacterial leaf blight
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Stops 2 types of disease: Both fungus and bacteria most biologicals cannot do this
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Works in wet fields: Survives in waterlogged paddy fields where Trichoderma cannot
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No residue: Safe for vegetables and export crops. No waiting time before harvest
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Boosts plant growth: Also acts like a growth promoter plants become stronger and greener
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Easy to use: Same dose works for many crops no confusion
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Organic farming approved: Use it without breaking organic rules
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No resistance problem: Disease germs cannot become strong against it
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is Pseudomonas fluorescens used for? Pseudomonas fluorescens is a bio fungicide. It stops paddy diseases (sheath blight, blast, bacterial leaf blight), wilt, root rot, damping off, anthracnose, and panama wilt. Use on paddy, tomato, chilli, cotton, pulses, banana, and many other crops.
Q. What is the dose of Pseudomonas fluorescens per acre? For spray: 1 kg per acre (mix 5 g in 1 litre water). For soil: 2.5 kg per acre with 50 to 100 kg FYM. For seed: 10 g per kg seed.
Q. Is the dose same for all crops? Yes. The basic dose is the same spray 5 g per litre, seed 10 g per kg, soil 2.5 kg per acre. Choose the method based on your crop and the type of disease.
Q. Can Pseudomonas fluorescens stop sheath blight in paddy? Yes. It is one of the best biological options for sheath blight. Spray 5 g per litre of water. Repeat after 10 days. Spray during late evening for best results.
Q. Can Pseudomonas fluorescens stop bacterial diseases? Yes. Unlike most bio fungicides, Pseudomonas fluorescens stops bacterial diseases like bacterial leaf blight in paddy and bacterial wilt in tomato and brinjal.
Q. What is the difference between Pseudomonas fluorescens and Trichoderma? Pseudomonas is a bacteria. It works on leaves, roots, and in flooded fields. It also stops bacterial diseases. Trichoderma is a fungus. It works mainly in soil. Both are useful many farmers use both.
Q. Can I mix Pseudomonas fluorescens with chemical fungicides? No. Do not mix with copper sprays, streptocycline, or strong chemical fungicides. They kill the live bacteria. Keep 7 to 10 days gap before or after such chemicals.
Q. When is the best time to spray? Spray in cool hours early morning or late evening. Do not spray in strong sunlight. Start spraying before disease comes, not after the crop is already damaged.
Q. Is Pseudomonas fluorescens safe for organic farming? Yes. It is approved for organic and natural farming. Safe for soil, plants, animals, and people. No chemical residue.
Q. Can it be used along with biofertilizers and neem oil? Yes. Pseudomonas fluorescens works well with neem oil, biofertilizers, FYM, and other organic inputs. They support each other.
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