Plant Success Organics Soluble Mycorrhizae - 4 oz

Water-Applied Root Zone Inoculant for Established Plants - 4 oz

Established plants in containers or beds often lack a diverse root-zone microbial population, especially in sterile media. Plant Success Organics Soluble Mycorrhizae adds mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria and Trichoderma, with seaweed extract and humic acids, in a form you mix into water and apply with equipment you already use.

The 4 oz size suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to trial a microbial inoculant before buying in larger quantities. It is sold as a single unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Water-applied format — mixes into water, so it fits normal feeding routines.
• Multiple application methods — use a watering can, irrigation system or hose-end sprayer.
• Combined microbial and organic inputs — mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria and Trichoderma with seaweed extract and humic acids.
• Clear mixing rates — 1 tsp per gal for potted or established plants.

Who Should Use Plant Success Organics Soluble Mycorrhizae

Home gardeners and licensed growers who want to add beneficial microbes to established plants, whether in pots or in beds, and who prefer a soluble product over mixing a powder into media.

About Plant Success Organics Soluble Mycorrhizae

Plant Success Organics Soluble Mycorrhizae is a water-applied microbial inoculant for established plants. The 4 oz unit is sold each. Always follow the current manufacturer label and application guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Mix it into water and apply with a watering can, irrigation system or hose-end sprayer. Follow the current label for details.

Q: What rate should I use for potted plants?
A: The listed rate for potted or established plants is 1 tsp per gal of water. Check the label before use.

Q: What rate applies to a hose-end sprayer?
A: Use 2 tsp (5 g) per 12 sq ft. Confirm against the current label and application sheet.

Q: What does it contain?
A: It contains mycorrhizae, beneficial bacteria and Trichoderma, along with seaweed extract and humic acids.

Q: What is a microbial inoculant?
A: It is a product that introduces beneficial microorganisms to the root zone. They colonize roots and growing media after application.

Q: Is it for seedlings or established plants?
A: It is described as a product for established plants. Follow the label for any other stage.