Xtreme Gardening Mykos Mycorrhizae for Plants- Granular Mycorrhizal Fungi Root Inoculant, OMRI Listed Organic Biofertilizer for Stronger Roots & Nutrient Uptake

This stuff is awesome with real results behind it. I would recommend ordering it drectly from the company instead of Amazon. They have excellent customer service and great products. I will never transplant without it.

We did a natural landscape in our front yard and were introduced to the concept of beneficial fungi for the soil. Just a sprinkle on the roots at planting time, no other fertilizer needed, the microbes take over increasing the absorption of nutrients. In my 30-something years of gardening I've never seen such happy plants and now I sprinkle a small amount into the soil anytime I plant. Really boosts the growth! It can also be added to your potted plants, just dig a little hole to get it down where it will contact the roots. When it connects with a root, the fungi are able to grow and they form an entire microsystem that dramatically increases the nutrients going into your plants. This will be my third year using this brand. I was told to use far less than the package recommends. I keep it in a small mason jar with a sealable shaker top lid. Keeps it dry and ready to go. (I'm sure Amazon sells those lids, made specifically for mason jars)... One package lasts me the whole season. You will be amazed.

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I use this for all my plants if I can. When up potting a plant, it helps them establish and recover quicker in my experience. It also helps boost root growth in seed starts. Its granulated form makes it easy to use and measure out portions. Much easier and less messy than the variety of powered fungal inoculants that are available. If you've never used a mycorrhizal soil inoculant, try it you'll be impressed with how your plant progresses.

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Apply directly to roots at each repot, soil application (aka watering in) works but is much slower. Another way would be to prepare a pot or area of soil months months beforehand and choose some sacrificial plants or weeds to innoculate and grow a fungal network upon, when you're ready to plant your actual plant of interest snip the sacrificial plants at soil height, powder the roots and plant where the sacrificial plants were. Also research if your plant of interest can form a connection with Rhizophagus intraradices, some plants are not compatible.

It was suggested that Mykos would help with strong root growth and help when I transplanted. So far I used it on 6 plants from seedlings to transplant and all six plants are healthy and growing fine. Tomato seeds sprouted in 3 days which I wasn't expecting. No transplant shock so I don't know if I didn't use it if I would have had the same results but I wanted every advantage for a fast and healthy grow

my green beans produced better than ever after I planted them with this product. a little goes a long way and you never need to do it again.

- great product. - just the right quantity for small garden. - made up of slightly bigger Granules. - seems to do it's job! - noticeable difference when used.

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Great stuff when it was 2.79 like I paid. This price now is crazy

User this with another root inoculate and my roots filled the pot in 3 days. Expansive roots made my plant suffer toxicity haha.

Used this when sprouting seeds and tried when I transplanted, also have brewed a few teas with it.