Rootgrow60 g Empathy Mycorrhizal Fungi

Good for plant growth. Will buy some more.

This is the first year that I've used mycorrhizal fungi for growing fruit and vegetables and it seems to have worked a treat. It'll help your seedlings and plants develop a healthy root system, helping them to become established. I've used some on potato plants, carrots, strawberries, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, chilli peppers and onions and all are doing great this year. There are some plants that don't like it but you can quickly Google and found out which ones these are instead of me listing them all here. I've used a couple of brands and they both seem to work well, however I prefer the Rootgrow because it's in a granular/fine gravel like form and so is easier to handle. The other brand is a fine powder and trends to get airborne more easily when applying.The 60g pouch works out really expensive and doesn't go very far at all. I bought it as a tester really. Far more cost effective to get the larger pouches or buckets depending on how much you intend to use. I usually mix a very small handful into the soil/compost around the root ball of plant when I plant out.

Came earlier then expected. Have grown some rose cuttings so hopefully this will suit them.

Good stuff but until the plant grows over the next couple of years or so it’s difficult to review!!.

Arrived quickly easy to use

Was disappointed the price for the size off the bagMy fault didn't ready it properly

I had 2 new david austin roses off their website and I purchased the rootgrow to put in the bottom of the holes before planting. Now this was a few months back because how do you no if something like this works without a bit of time passing.Both plants were fairly small but since using this and after a few months they are truly rooted into their HUGE pots. There's no wiggle anymore. The quality of the plants is also amazing after such a short time, both have put out loads of new growth and appear very healthy. I'd definitely use this again.

does the job