Plant Revolution Great White Granular 1 Single Species Mycorrhizae - 2.2 lb

Granular Mycorrhizal Inoculant for Transplants, Soil Mixes and Established Plants - 2.2 lb

Roots in new containers and fresh soil mixes often start without the beneficial fungi that help them reach water and nutrients. Great White Granular 1 supplies a single species mycorrhizal inoculant, based on Glomus intraradices, in a granular form you can place right where roots will grow. You can add it at transplant, mix it into media, or place it in holes around plants already growing.

This 2.2 lb unit suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to trial mycorrhizal inoculation before buying in volume. It also covers a few batches of soil mix or a number of transplants.

Key Features & Benefits

• Single species formula — contains Glomus intraradices as the active ingredient.
• Granular form — measures out by the teaspoon, tablespoon or cup and places in contact with roots.
• Flexible timing — use at transplant, in a soil mix, or around established plants.
• Broad plant range — suited to vegetables, fruits, flowers, shrubs and trees.

Who Should Use Plant Revolution Great White Granular 1

Gardeners and growers who transplant into containers or beds, mix their own media, or want to inoculate plants already in the ground will find it practical. It fits small and mid-sized cultivation setups.

About Plant Revolution Great White Granular 1

Great White Granular 1 is a granular inoculant based on Glomus intraradices. Soil mix use is 8 oz per 2.5 cu ft. For existing plants, use 1 tsp per hole, 2–3 in deep and about 6 in apart around the canopy. Always follow the current manufacturer label.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is mycorrhizae?
A: Mycorrhizae are beneficial fungi that form a partnership with plant roots. Inoculants like this one introduce them to the root zone.

Q: How much do I use in a soil mix?
A: Use 8 oz per 2.5 cu ft of soil mix. Blend it in evenly before planting.

Q: How do I apply it to plants that are already growing?
A: Place 1 tsp in each hole, 2–3 in deep and about 6 in apart around the canopy. This puts the granules in direct contact with roots.

Q: Can I use it at transplant?
A: Yes. Place it in the planting hole and around the roots. Follow the label for the amount that matches your container size.

Q: What does single species mean?
A: The product relies on one fungal species, Glomus intraradices, rather than a blend of several.

Q: Which plants is it for?
A: It is designed for vegetables, fruits, flowers, shrubs and trees.