Watermelons Test the Cntrl2+ Stack | Pink Performance Tour | NewLeaf Symbiotics
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Last year, VT technology boosted nutrient uptake and root mass on Chad Chastain's watermelons in Punta Gorda, FL, driving a 13% yield increase at season's end. This year, he added TS601 biofungicide and TS201 bioinsecticide to complete the Cntrl2+ stack. Compared with his grower standard practice, treated plants showed noticeable early differences in plant structure and disease resistance.
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