Plantonix Myco Bliss Mycorrhizal Fungi Inoculant Powder 1 lb

Great aid in preventing transplanting shock and assisting in root growth which aid in nutrient absorption. This year, I experimented using Plantonix Myco Bliss Mycorrhizal when transplanting my Jewel Amethyst eggplants, Red Kuri's, Luffa's, Koginut Squash, and Honeybaby Butternut Squash. One with Mycorrhizal, one without. Each had identical soil for their type. Strong visual difference. Much less transplant shock. Stem and foliage growth were prominent in comparison to the non-Mycorrhizal plants. Blooms appeared earlier too.

Any product this company has, you won't be disappointed with the results. Great amendments. The mycorrhizal fungi in this will make your roots strong and healthy, better roots = better fruits

fine powder white clay with spores mixed in. maybe less clay ?. but spore count is good %26 mixes spores mix in water well but clay will leaves some residue

This is an absolute must have for healthy plants!! Whether you are planting a new one or giving a dash of some over older plants, this can enhances root growth!! Can’t go wrong.

Man..... This is a must have with cannabis or vegetable transplants. I ordered from Walmart because it is, the very best deal. Highly recommend 💨

was to sign for this product, notified multiple times to be available for signature. Said a specific date adding could be anytime before 8pm. I sat at home for three days waiting, however was delivered without obtaining my signature. I don't know if it was overlooked or someone else not associated with me signed when realized didn't obtain my signature

When people ask me how to start seeds I tell them to give their new plants conditions that are as close to what they can will get in the garden as they can. When it's time to put plants in the ground a dusting of this on the roots helps get them off to a strong start. This year I'm using it in solution on the flats too when planting freshly germinated seed. I have only been using it on seed for a few days but I can see a noticeable difference in pepper seedlings and some herbs. The real test for me will be in a few weeks when I'm ready to start tomatoes. But it's easy to use and does make my planting mix more like garden soil in some respects so I'm happy with it. The 16 oz pack is a little larger than I really need, but it's only a few dollars more than an 8 oz container. I'm sure I'll find more ways to use it when I get back into the garden in a few months. It's also less expensive than buying smaller packages on auction sites. This innoculant actually has five different species of beneficial fungus. I still wear a dust mask and gloves when I mix it in water because it's just easier, although I just improvised a shaker when I used it dry last season.

Product seemed to produce as a fast growing root system as promised. However, this is not a fertilizer.

i was/am perplexed to see that although the bag says 2 lbs, it appears to be the same size as the 1 lb bag. good stuff tho

1.6 oz of mycorrhizal fungus mixed in with 5 lb of clay. and those are also encapsulated so I would expect the actual amount of fungus to be 50% less so less than an ounce of fungus in 5 lb of top grade clay which also can encapsulate when wet and prevent the fungus from spreading.