Plant Revolution Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae - 16 fl oz

One Liquid Root-Zone Inoculant for Every Stage - 16 fl oz

Growers often juggle separate products for starting seeds, rooting cuttings and feeding mature plants. Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae covers each stage with one liquid. It combines four endomycorrhizal species with five beneficial bacterial strains, and it mixes into water or goes directly onto seed.

The 16 fl oz bottle suits hobbyists, small indoor growers and anyone trialling a root-zone inoculant. The dosing rates are small, so a single bottle goes a long way across seed starting, cutting soaks and reservoir changes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Four endomycorrhizal species — a broad mix of root-associated fungi in one product.
• Five beneficial bacterial strains — added to the fungal blend for root-zone use.
• Liquid format — easy to measure, mix into water or apply by drops.
• Multiple uses — suited to seeds, cuttings, established plants and hydroponic reservoirs.

Who Should Use Plant Revolution Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae

Growers who want to add beneficial fungi and bacteria to the root zone, whether in soil, coco or a recirculating hydroponic system. It fits both home gardeners and commercial growers who want one product across propagation and later growth.

About Plant Revolution Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae

Orca is a liquid mycorrhizal product sold in a 16 fl oz bottle. It contains four endomycorrhizal species and five beneficial bacterial strains. Always follow the current manufacturer label and application guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply it to seeds?
A: Place 1–2 drops directly on the seed. Follow the current manufacturer label for any additional guidance.

Q: How do I use it on cuttings?
A: Soak starter cubes in a solution of 1–3 mL per gal for up to one hour. Then proceed with your normal propagation routine.

Q: What is the hydroponic rate?
A: Use 5 mL per 10 gal at each reservoir change. Measure the dose carefully against your reservoir volume.

Q: What rate works for soil or coco?
A: For soil, coco or topfeeding, use 1–5 mL per gal. Start at the low end of the range and follow the label.

Q: What does endomycorrhizal mean?
A: Endomycorrhizal fungi live in association with plant roots and grow inside root cells. This product combines four such species with beneficial bacteria.