Plant Success Great White Premium Mycorrhizae | 1oz

Mycorrhizal Fungi, Bacteria and Trichoderma Root Blend, 1oz

A root system benefits from more than one type of beneficial microbe working together. Plant Success Great White Premium Mycorrhizae combines 16 species of mycorrhizal fungi, 14 species of beneficial bacteria, and two species of Trichoderma in a single water-soluble powder that delivers spores directly to the roots.

This 1oz size delivers spores directly to the roots to support colonization and plant development.

Key Features & Benefits

• 16 mycorrhizal fungi species — supports colonization of root systems.
• 14 beneficial bacteria species — complements the fungi in the root zone.
• Two Trichoderma species — rounds out the microbial blend.
• Water-soluble powder — delivers spores directly to the roots for germination.

Who Should Use Plant Success Great White Premium Mycorrhizae

Growers who want a combined mycorrhizal fungi, bacteria, and Trichoderma inoculant to support root system development, rather than a single-strain product, will find Great White Premium suited to that goal.

About Plant Success

Plant Success formulates the Great White line of mycorrhizal inoculants, which combine fungi, bacteria, and Trichoderma in one product, as a brand of Plant Revolution Inc.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many mycorrhizal fungi species are included?

16 different species. Multiple species widen the range of root conditions the inoculant can colonize compared to a single-strain product.

How many beneficial bacteria species are included?

14 different species, working alongside the mycorrhizal fungi in the root zone. The bacteria and fungi are blended into one powder rather than sold separately.

Does it include Trichoderma?

Yes, two species of Trichoderma round out the microbial blend. Together with the fungi and bacteria, that makes three microbe types in a single product.

How is it applied?

As a water-soluble powder that delivers spores directly to the roots. Mix it into your watering or feeding routine rather than applying it dry.

What does it support?

Root system colonization along with plant and root development. Growers typically apply it at transplanting or early in a growth cycle to give roots the earliest possible contact with the microbes.