Plant Success Organics Granular Mycorrhizae - 1 oz

Place Microbes and Nutrition at the Root Zone - 1 oz

Young roots in a new container or transplant hole need nutrition and soil biology within reach. This granular amendment combines beneficial soil microbes with an organic 3-1-2 fertilizer, and you place it exactly where roots will grow. Application rates are given for containers from seed starts up to 5 gal, plus a rate for bulk soil mix.

The 1 oz size suits growers trying the product for the first time, hobbyists with a few containers, and anyone treating seedling or small-pot transplants. Larger batches of potting mix will need more than one unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Granular form — sits at the bottom of a planting hole or beside the root ball, close to developing roots.
• Beneficial soil microbes — support a healthy root-zone environment.
• Organic 3-1-2 fertilizer — adds a light base of nutrition alongside the microbes.
• Container and soil mix rates — from 1/4 tsp for seed to 4 in containers up to 4-8 oz per 2.5 cu ft of mix.

Who Should Use Plant Success Organics Granular Mycorrhizae

Home gardeners and licensed growers who transplant, pot up or mix their own growing media and want to add microbes and base fertility at planting.

About Plant Success Plant Success Organics Granular

Plant Success Organics Granular is a soil amendment that combines beneficial soil microbes with an organic 3-1-2 fertilizer. It is designed for transplant holes, root balls and potting mixes. This listing is a single 1 oz unit. Always follow the current manufacturer label and application sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where do I put the granules?
A: Place them at the bottom of the planting hole or near the root ball. Placing them close to the developing root system is the intended use.

Q: How much do I use in a 1 gal container?
A: The listed rate is 1 tsp for a 1 gal container. For a 3 gal container use 4 tsp. Check the current label before applying.

Q: Can I mix it into potting media?
A: Yes. The listed soil mix rate is 4-8 oz per 2.5 cu ft. A 1 oz unit covers only a small amount of mix.

Q: What does 3-1-2 mean?
A: It is the fertilizer analysis, showing the relative nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content. It is a light base of nutrition, not a full feeding program.

Q: Is 1 oz enough for larger containers?
A: It suits seed starts and small pots best. A 5 gal container uses 2-4 tbsp, so larger runs need more units.