Xtreme Gardening Mykos Granular Mycorrhizal Inoculant - 100 g - 60 Count

Pure Granular Mycorrhizal Inoculant, 100g

Left alone, a plant's roots can only reach as far as their own root hairs extend, but Xtreme Mykos changes that math. It's a beneficial organism that colonizes plant roots and forms a symbiotic relationship, extending microscopic hyphae into the surrounding soil to extract and transport nutrients and moisture back to the plant, a natural super-mining effect that a plant can't replicate on its own.

This 100g single-serving size, sold in cases of 60, suits retailers and growers who want pre-measured doses for individual plants.

Key Features & Benefits

• Symbiotic root hyphae — extract and transport soil nutrients and moisture back to the plant
• Glomalin soil glue — a byproduct that improves water storage and lowers watering costs over time
• Wide plant compatibility — beneficial to tomatoes, herbs, pumpkins, beans, bulbs, squash, and more
• Single-inoculation coverage — one application delivers lasting root-zone benefit through the season

Who Should Use Xtreme Mykos Granular

Growers of tomatoes, herbs, pumpkins, beans, bulbs, squash, and many other crops who want a granular mycorrhizal inoculant applied once and left to work are the fit for this Mykos format.

About Xtreme Gardening

Xtreme Gardening formulates Mykos as a pure granular mycorrhizal inoculum, one of several biological inoculants the California-based company has built a dealer network of 500-plus locations around over more than 11 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Mykos work?

It forms a symbiotic relationship with plant roots, extending microscopic hyphae into the surrounding soil. Those hyphae extract and transport nutrients and moisture back to the plant.

What does Glomalin do?

It's a byproduct of the symbiotic relationship that improves soil water storage and capacity. Better water storage translates into lower watering costs over a growing season.

What crops benefit most?

Tomatoes, herbs, pumpkins, beans, bulbs, squash, and many other crops. The symbiotic relationship isn't limited to a single plant family.

How often is it applied?

A single inoculation at planting provides lasting root-zone benefit through the season. Repeated applications aren't necessary once the relationship is established.