Plant Revolution Great White Premium Mycorrhizae - 1 oz

Powdered Root-Zone Inoculant for Every Growth Stage - 1 oz

Roots need a healthy microbial community around them, and sterile media, coco and hydroponic reservoirs often start without one. This powdered inoculant adds multiple endomycorrhizal species, beneficial bacteria, Trichoderma and yeast to the root zone. You can apply it dry to roots or mix it into irrigation or reservoirs.

The 1 oz size suits hobbyists, small gardens and growers who want to trial a root-zone inoculant before committing to larger volumes. Each unit is a single 1 oz container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Multi-organism formula — combines endomycorrhizal species, beneficial bacteria, Trichoderma and yeast in one product.
• Concentrated powder — small doses go into water or onto roots.
• Flexible application — dust seeds and planting holes, dip cuttings, or dose irrigation and reservoirs.
• Weekly use — fits a regular feeding routine.
• Soil, coco and hydroponic dosing — set rates for each system.

Who Should Use Plant Revolution Great White Premium Mycorrhizae

Growers starting seeds, rooting cuttings, transplanting or maintaining established plants can use it. It suits soil, coco and hydroponic setups, for home gardeners and licensed commercial operations alike.

About Plant Revolution Great White Premium Mycorrhizae

Plant Revolution makes Great White as a concentrated powdered root-zone inoculant. It contains multiple endomycorrhizal species, beneficial bacteria, Trichoderma and yeast. Always follow the current manufacturer label and application guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How often should I apply it?
A: The directions call for weekly use. Check the current label for guidance specific to your setup.

Q: How much do I use in a hydroponic reservoir?
A: Use 1 tsp per 10 gal in hydroponic systems. Mix it into the reservoir as directed on the label.

Q: What is the rate for soil or coco?
A: For soil, coco and top-feeding, use 1 tsp per 2 gal. Apply it with your irrigation.

Q: How do I use it on seeds and transplants?
A: Lightly dust seeds. For transplants, lightly dust the planting hole before setting the plant.

Q: What does endomycorrhizal mean?
A: Endomycorrhizal fungi live inside root cells and extend the root system's reach into the surrounding media. This product includes multiple endomycorrhizal species.