GreenGro Premium Ultrafine Mycorrhizae - 3 lb

Soluble Root Support for Hydroponic and Soil Drench Use - 3 lb

Weak root systems limit how well plants take up nutrients. This soluble blend combines endo mycorrhizal fungi, beneficial root-colonizing bacteria, kelp and humic in one product, so you can add root support without mixing several separate inputs. The fungi form a network of fine filaments that extends the reach of the root system.

The 3 lb unit suits growers who want to treat several plantings or a hydroponic system over repeated applications. It works for home gardeners and for commercial growers who need a single soluble product for drench use.

Key Features & Benefits

• Endo mycorrhizal fungi — colonize roots and extend their reach into the growing medium.
• Beneficial bacteria — secrete enzymes the plant uses for growth.
• Kelp and humic — help prime roots and support nutrient transfer.
• Soluble blend — mixes for hydroponic and soil drench application.
• All-in-one formula — combines fungi, bacteria and root conditioners in one product.

Who Should Use GreenGro Premium Ultrafine Mycorrhizae

Choose it if you grow soft rooted plants such as fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers in hydroponic systems or soil. It suits growers building a root-focused feeding routine at home or in a commercial operation.

About GreenGro Premium Ultrafine Mycorrhizae

GreenGro Ultrafine is a soluble blend of mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria, kelp and humic. It is designed for hydroponic and soil drench application and is sold as a single 3 lb unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is in this blend?
A: It contains endo mycorrhizal fungi, beneficial bacteria, kelp and humic. These are combined in a soluble form.

Q: Can I use it in hydroponic systems?
A: Yes. The product is designed for hydroponic and soil drench application. Follow the label for mixing rates.

Q: What does endo mycorrhizal mean?
A: Endo mycorrhizal fungi colonize inside the root cells of the host plant. They form filaments that act as an extension of the root system.

Q: Which plants is it for?
A: It is intended for soft rooted plants such as fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers.

Q: How is it different from a standard nutrient?
A: It focuses on root colonization and microbial activity rather than supplying a full nutrient profile. Growers typically use it alongside their regular feeding program.