Mykos - Pure, Fresh & Alive: A beneficial organism, Mycorrhiza, plural Mycorrhizae, lives on the roots of plants and forms a symbiotic relationship. It then extends microscopic straw-like filaments called "hyphae" into the soil with which it extracts, transports, and dramatically increases a host plant's supply of nutrients and moisture. Pockets of nutrients and water in the soil which were once unreachable by standard root systems are now made accessible through the "super-mining" effects which mycorrhiza gifts to your plants.

Mycorrhiza also releases a glue-like substance into the soil (Glomalin) which improves water storage and capacity, leading to lower watering costs. Although ideal for use on all plants, mycorrhizae is especially beneficial toward: Tomatoes, Herbs (Thyme, Basil, Sage, ect), Pumpkins, Beans, Bulbs (all), Squash, Cantaloupe, Carrot, Celery, Corn, Cucumber, Garlic, Leek, Lettuce, Melon, Onion, Peas, Potato, Strawberry, and Grape Varietals.

Mycorrhizal fungi are ancient in origin and the benefits are boundless. Pound for pound mycorrhiza provides plants with the greatest possible benefit for the smallest amount of input. With a single inoculation, mycorrhiza is capable of transforming the ordinary garden into something Xtreme!

Directions and Applications

Cuttings & New Starts - Transplanting - Add 2 tablespoon per plant site (1 “scoop”) ensuring direct root contact. *1-2 teaspoon for rock wool.

Soil & CoCo - Amending - Thoroughly mix 1 lb per 4 cu ft (113.2 liters) soil or coco. 7 lbs per cu yard (27 cu ft). 18 lbs per 70 cu ft (1 pallet). * Be Sure to add 1-2 tbsp per plant site in addition to your amending process.

Established Plants - Vegetative Growth - Add 1/2 cup around base of each plant. Cover with 1/2" soil or compost.

Flowering & Fruiting Plants - Stop. No need to add more. Apply Xtreme Tea Brews!

Note: Mineral salts have been shown to suppress beneficial microbes. Use unchlorinated water for best results.