Plant Revolution Myco Chum Microbial Food - 1 Gal

Feed Your Root-Zone Microbes Through Every Stage - 1 Gal

Beneficial microbe inoculants need a steady food source to establish and stay active. Myco Chum is a concentrated microbial food and soil amendment made to pair with those inoculants. Plant Revolution describes a blend of molasses, fish hydrolysate, liquid kelp, humic acids and nutrients, applied after plants or cuttings have rooted.

The 1 Gal bottle suits growers who dose at a low rate per gallon of water. It fits a regular indoor grower running several vegetative and flowering cycles, and it gives a small commercial room a practical working supply.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrated liquid — a low per-gallon dose stretches the bottle across many feedings.
• Multi-source blend — molasses, fish hydrolysate, liquid kelp and humic acids in one product.
• Designed to pair with microbe inoculants — feeds the beneficial organisms you already use.
• Simple schedule — one starting rate for transplants, vegetative growth and flowering.

Who Should Use Myco Chum Microbial Food

Growers who inoculate their root zone with beneficial microbes and want a food source to go with them. It suits soil and soilless cultivation, indoors or in commercial rooms. Check that it suits your system before adding it to a reservoir.

About Plant Revolution Myco Chum Microbial Food

Plant Revolution makes Myco Chum as a concentrated microbial food and soil amendment. The 1 Gal bottle is sold individually. Always follow the current manufacturer label and application guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much Myco Chum do I use?
A: For transplants and rooted cuttings, use 5 mL per gal. In vegetative growth and flowering, use 5 mL per gal weekly. You may increase up to 15 mL per gal.

Q: When should I stop using it?
A: Discontinue two weeks before harvest. Plan your last application around that date.

Q: Can I apply it to seeds or fresh cuttings?
A: No. Do not apply it directly to seeds or unrooted cuttings. Start after plants or cuttings have rooted.

Q: What is a microbial food?
A: It is a nutrient source that feeds beneficial microbes in the root zone. Here the sources include molasses, fish hydrolysate, liquid kelp and humic acids.

Q: Do I still need a microbe inoculant?
A: Myco Chum is intended to pair with beneficial microbe inoculants. It acts as food for them rather than replacing them.