Plant Success Organics Granular Mycorrhizae - 4 oz

Microbes and Organic Feed Placed at the Root Zone - 4 oz

Young transplants do best when beneficial microbes are close to their roots, but mixing amendments through a whole container is slow and uneven. This granular product lets you place the amendment exactly where roots will grow. It pairs beneficial soil microbes with an organic 3-1-2 fertilizer, and it is designed for transplant holes, root balls and potting mixes.

The 4 oz size suits hobbyists, small container gardens and growers who want to trial the product before committing to larger volumes. A small amount treats many individual containers or planting holes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Granular form — sprinkles directly into planting holes or against the root ball.
• Organic 3-1-2 fertilizer — gives a light nutrient supply alongside the microbes.
• Beneficial soil microbes — support a healthy root zone from planting onward.
• Flexible use — works in transplant holes, root balls and potting mixes.

Who Should Use Plant Success Organics Granular Mycorrhizae

Home gardeners and small-scale growers who transplant into containers, beds or custom potting mixes, and anyone who wants to try a root-zone microbial amendment in a small size first.

About Plant Success Plant Success Organics Granular Mycorrhizae

Plant Success Organics Granular combines beneficial soil microbes with an organic 3-1-2 fertilizer. The manufacturer publishes a safety data sheet, an OMRI document and application instructions for this product.

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 so they touch or sit close to the roots. This keeps the microbes next to the developing root system.

Q: Can I mix it into potting soil?
A: Yes, the product is designed for potting mixes as well as transplant holes. Follow the manufacturer's application sheet for the amount to use per volume of mix.

Q: What does 3-1-2 mean?
A: It is the fertilizer analysis, showing the relative nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content. A low analysis like this gives light feeding rather than replacing a full nutrient program.

Q: When should I apply it?
A: Apply at planting or transplanting, when roots can come into contact with the granules. Always follow the current label and application guidance.

Q: Is it a replacement for my regular fertilizer?
A: No. It supplements the root zone with microbes and a light organic feed, so continue your normal feeding plan as your crop requires.