Plant Success Organics Granular 3-1-2 | 1lb - Granules - (Case of 12)

Granular Mycorrhizae and Trichoderma for Plant Establishment, 1lb

A new transplant needs more than mycorrhizae alone to establish quickly, since it's also drawing on stored nutrients during that first stretch in the ground. Plant Success Organics Granular 3-1-2 combines mycorrhizae, bacteria, and Trichoderma with an all-purpose organic fertilizer in one granular product for quick plant establishment.

This 1lb, case of 12 package is easily applied by sprinkling into a planting hole or mixing into potting soil.

Key Features & Benefits

• Mycorrhizae, bacteria and Trichoderma — combine symbiotically with organic plant food.
• All-purpose fertilizer base — supports plant and root growth.
• Easy granular application — sprinkle into a planting hole or mix into potting soil.
• Microbe food source — helps establish plants and beneficial organisms.

Who Should Use Plant Success Organics Granular 3-1-2

Growers establishing new plantings who want a granular mycorrhizae, bacteria, and Trichoderma blend paired with organic fertilizer, rather than dosing microbes and fertilizer separately, will find this granular suited to that step.

About Plant Success

Plant Success formulates the Organics Granular line to combine mycorrhizae, bacteria, and Trichoderma with an all-purpose organic fertilizer, operating as a brand of Plant Revolution Inc.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NPK of Organics Granular?

3-1-2. That ratio is built around establishment rather than heavy feeding, so it's not meant to replace a full-season fertilizer program.

What does it contain?

Mycorrhizae, bacteria, Trichoderma, and an all-purpose fertilizer, combined into one granular product. That combination is designed to establish both the plant and the beneficial organisms at the same time.

How is it applied?

Sprinkle it into a planting hole or mix it into potting soil at the time of planting. No water-mixing step is required before application.

When should it be used?

At the time of new plantings, to promote quick establishment. It's suited to a variety of soils, climates, and plants rather than one specific crop type.