GreenGro Premium Ultrafine Mycorrhizae - 1 lb

Soluble Root Support for Hydroponic and Soil Drench Use - 1 lb

Weak or slow root systems limit how well plants take up nutrients. This soluble blend combines mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria, kelp and humic in one product, so you add root-zone support with a single input. It dissolves for use in hydroponic systems and as a soil drench.

The 1 lb unit suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to test a root-support product before committing to a larger routine.

Key Features & Benefits

• Soluble blend — mixes into water for hydroponic or drench application.
• Mycorrhizae and beneficial bacteria — supports microbial activity around the roots.
• Kelp and humic — adds plant-derived components to the root-zone program.
• All-in-one formula — replaces several separate root-support products.

Who Should Use GreenGro Premium Ultrafine Mycorrhizae

Growers running hydroponic systems or soil-based gardens who want to support root development during vegetative growth and flowering will find this useful. Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers can both use it.

About GreenGro Premium Ultrafine Mycorrhizae

GreenGro Ultrafine is a soluble blend of mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria, kelp and humic. It is sold as a single 1 lb unit and is intended for hydroponic and soil drench applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use it in a hydroponic system?
A: Yes. The product is a soluble blend designed for hydroponic and soil drench applications. Follow the label for mixing and dosing.

Q: What is in the blend?
A: It contains mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria, kelp and humic. Check the label for the full ingredient list.

Q: What are mycorrhizae?
A: Mycorrhizae are beneficial fungi that colonize plant roots. They extend the effective reach of the root system in the growing medium.

Q: How does a soil drench differ from a hydroponic application?
A: A drench pours the mixed solution onto the growing medium. A hydroponic application adds it to the reservoir or nutrient solution. Follow label directions for either method.

Q: How is it different from a standard base nutrient?
A: Base nutrients supply mineral elements. This product supplies microbial and plant-derived components aimed at the root zone, so growers typically use it alongside a nutrient program.