Bacillus subtilis

Bacillus subtilis

Formerly known as Bacillus subtilis

Spore-forming plant-growth-promoting bacterium

Beneficial Bacteria

A durable beneficial bacterium commonly used in agricultural formulations to support root-zone activity, nutrient cycling, and plant vigor.

Bacillus subtilis is a well-known spore-forming bacterium used across a broad range of agricultural biological products. Its commercial function is strain-dependent and may include root colonization, nutrient cycling, and support for plant resilience.
Key Benefits
  • Root colonization
  • Nutrient cycling
  • Plant vigor
  • Formulation stability
Formulation Availability

Wettable powder; Liquid; Seed treatment; Soil application; Foliar; Custom blend

Compatibility Notes

Spores provide good shelf stability and broad formulation flexibility. Confirm tank-mix compatibility and follow strain-specific regulatory requirements for any pesticidal positioning.

Key Crops

Row crops Row crops
Vegetables Vegetables
specialty crops specialty crops
Turf Turf

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