Mycorrhizal Fungi Organic Root Enhancer for Plants, Super Potent 100 Spores Per Gram, 5-Strain Blend, Rapid Results for Gardens, Houseplants, Lawns, Mycorrhizae Smart Grower 125 Grams for 125 Plants

I use this whenever I am not fertilizing my plants. I am almost through my first bag in only 7 months. This reduces stress on my plants, helping my new plants acclimate to my home and reducing transplant shock in repotted plants. This really helps my plants to thrive and continue growing after such stressful events. I will show pictures of my bird of paradise freshly treated for root rot/repotted that was watered with mycorrhizae the day before, then her continued growth 6 days later and counting.

I’ve incorporated this mycorrhizal fungi blend into my planting routine, and the results have exceeded expectations. With five strains and a high spore count per gram, it delivers exactly what it promises—stronger roots, faster establishment, and visibly healthier plants. I’ve used it during repots, seed starts, and even to revive struggling plants. In nearly every case, I’ve seen faster root growth, improved uptake, and reduced transplant shock. It mixes easily into soil or can be applied directly to roots, and a little goes a long way—great value for the amount provided. This is now a staple in my plant care system, especially for more sensitive species and when propagating. Highly recommended for anyone looking to strengthen their plants.

This product is THE BEST THING EVER!!! I put it on ALL my plants that I transplant into the ground! And even in pots! It makes them SOOOOOOO strong and SOOOOOOO healthy! It helps them overcome transplant shock nearly immediately and helps them establish themselves quickly! I love this!

Most plants seem to do better. Very small package. Not as big as it looks.

Plants are responding after one application. Can be sprinkled on soil or mixed with water

I used this in conjunction, mixed with, a bone meal based mild organic fertilizer when planting bulbs in a raised bed. The soil was layered in types. The base over the antigopher screen was a fine layer of finely shredded cedar mulch, not composted and aromatic. This layer, call it an inch thick, was overlaid with relatively expensive bags of fine raised bed soil, which is about 4" deep. Over this, about 8" deep is compost that our county produces from, well don't ask what it's made from is the saying, but it's good, and very inexpensive. Over this was another layer about 1" of the expensive raised bed soil. As I planted the bulbs, (Lillies, Gladiolus, Dahlias, fall blooming Crocus), I spread a good layer of the nutrient+mycorrhizae mix, did a little soil mixing with my fingers, then placed the bulbs and covered. Once all were planted, I placed a 2" layer of Shredded cedar over the entire bed which went above the top of the nominal 12" height of the bed. These are now growing VERY well with that strength plants have when they are healthy. I checked on the fall crocuses, which are slow to sprout. The one I carefully dug was sprouting but not yet emerged. I think that's what they are supposed to do, to wait for the hotter summer. So I am loving these Mycorrhizae. They seem to give the plants a good balance of nutrients. Petunias I overplanted in this bed are also doing very well, covered in purple and aromatic blooms. I highly recommend this product and this method for a raised bed.

I love this stuff, I’ll never garden without it, it is so important for most plant roots, but there are some plants it’s not to be used on so do your research. Otherwise it’s like magic for plant root.

This stuff really works, keeps plants growing healthy and helps the roots stay strong