Endo Mycorrhizae - 4 Oz

Flavor for a review?? Seriously Amazon? Jeff better pump up that rookie AI for these reviews. At any rate, this microrhyzae is good! Seedlings rooted fast....clones rooted MUCH faster than normal, so I call that a win!

This stuff is similar to Mycofusion, which just so happens to be the industry standard in myco. Sadly it is overpriced IMHO. I have used it in different situations and need to find an alternative. This stuff is a bit bigger granular wise. Like the difference between table salt and coarse salt. I grow different things not just "medicine". I have a quaint little lemon tree Im growing before I transplant it outdoors. When going from small seedling to a bigger container/pot I dust the rootball and the hole the plant is to go in. I thought the bigger specs might be a problem but not for my living soil (microbes). The roots exploded and out grew my 1g pot, so Ive since transplanted to a 5g and shes looking lovely.

I use this in my raised beds before changing over from one season to another. It does appear to keep the soil healthier and in need of less other amendments. I toss some into my compost bin before it is supposed to rain. As I am very new to making my own compost, I can not say if that is helpful or not. It did give a larger yield from my first planting of potatoes this year. Not sure if that is because of adding this to my compost, or if it was just a great spring for potatoes in general.

When it cones to roots induction/growth, this product works much better than a rooting hormone. At least in my case. No visible root growth in a stem cutting to about an inch length roots (see picture) in just 3 days.

This stuff is amazing.I started some tree collard cuttings with some rooting hormone and a few more a couple of weeks later with this stuff. The ones with this Endo Mycorrhizae rapidly outperformed the ones started earlier without it. I have added it to some of my garden beds and things started to perk up and grow faster. I am really liking this stuff and will be buying it again.

I bought this for use in a project where the roots were stained and viewed under a microscope for mycorrhizae. Only about two of the plants had any mycorrhizae visible after a month of growth, out of the six I had grown. There wasn't a whole lot of mycorrhizae in the roots that had any either.If you're just in the market for growing healthier plants, they did just fine using this inoculant. I wouldn't recommend it for projects though.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this stuff works. I decided to try and grow peas inside this year, to get a head start on the season. I know that disturbing pea roots usually ends up severely wilting and stressing the plant. Well, I transplanted them into bigger pots using this stuff, and not even a slight bit of wilting. I just covered the sides and bottoms of the transplant's root ball before re-potting. I don't think I'll go without this stuff, again.

This has worked so well. I purchased a Carrie mango tree about three months ago and immediately after planting and using the product, my tree took off. It's established well and have had good success with other plants as well. I used this on a few rose cacti I had, as well as a few Giant milkweed plants I needed to put in ground.