As soon as possible! It takes less mycorrhizae to colonize a juvenile plant than a more developed one. Commercial growers have negated the cost of mycorrhizal fungi with their increased seed germination rates.

As soon as possible! It takes less mycorrhizae to colonize a juvenile plant than a more developed one. Commercial growers have negated the cost of mycorrhizal fungi with their increased seed germination rates.

Best performance is achieved with numerous applications throughout the growth cycle. You can’t “over use” mycorrhizae! But don’t waste product by adding any later than 2-3 weeks before harvest (your mycelial network should already be established). *TIP: Mix the myco in a 1 Gal. jug/container with water to dilute it, pout it into your nutrient solution (ensure you mix-up and pour out the white powder than settles at the bottom of the jug!).*

Myco-Grow is easy-to-apply and a very versatile product – the main goal is to create physical contact between the mycorrhizal inoculant and the plant root. Sprinkle onto the roots during transplanting, work into the seed beds, blend into growing media or “drench” the roots in a Myco-Grow solution – there are numerous ways to directly apply Myco-Grow to any plants’ root system, for full effect.

Absolutely! Myco-Grow helps to strengthen the root system through improved nutrient uptake and mycelial wall structure. Many nasty bacteria/fungi/pests can be mitigated through mycorrhizal application – not to mention, helping to reverse/reduce the effects of high sodium conditions!

Endomycorrhizae has the added benefit of an extremely effective internal exchange mechanism (strengthens the mycelial network from the inside) as well as extending to the exterior of the root. In comparison, ectomycorrhizae exists only outside the root. Another deciding factor in which mycorrhizal fungi you should use is compatiblity: Endo bonds strongly with almost all leafy, green plants, whereas ecto form particularly well with confiers and oaks. *REMEMBER: Fruits, vegetables, flowers and most commercially produced plants love to ENDO, not ecto.*

Mycorrhizal fungi are just as effective in hydroponic applications as they are in organic, growing media. Mycorrhizal fungi can improve a plants’ phosphorous uptake – an important nutrient no matter the style/mode of growing. Another plus – Mycorrhizae increases the volume and strength of any root system; more roots = faster growing, healthier and more potent plants!