Xtreme Gardening Mykos Root Paks | 50ct - (Case of 6)

Pre-Measured Mycorrhizal Root Pak Treatment, 50ct

Measuring loose mycorrhizal powder or granules for each individual plant at transplant adds an extra step that's easy to skip when transplanting in volume. Xtreme Gardening Mykos Root Paks solve that by pre-measuring Rhizophagus intraradices, the same beneficial soil fungus used across the Mykos line, into individual paks sized for one plant each.

This 50ct case gives a grower fifty individually measured root treatments, suited to nurseries, propagation operations, or home gardeners transplanting in batches.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rhizophagus intraradices strain — the same natural, organic mycorrhizal fungi species used across Xtreme Gardening's Mykos line.
• Pre-measured single-plant paks — removes the need to weigh out loose powder or granules at each transplant.
• Sponge-like nutrient mass — the fungal network collects and stores nutrients and water for improved root uptake.
• Fast, aggressive colonization — suited to vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers at transplant.

Who Should Use Mykos Root Paks

Nurseries, propagation operations, and home gardeners transplanting many plants in one session benefit most from a pre-measured, single-plant format, since it removes guesswork from dosing at high volume. It also suits a grower who wants consistent dosing without a scale or scoop.

About Xtreme Gardening

Xtreme Gardening's Mykos line is built around Rhizophagus intraradices, offered in granular, wettable powder, and this pre-measured pak format. The company cultivates and packages its products in California and distributes through several hundred garden supply dealers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's different about Root Paks compared to loose Mykos?

Root Paks pre-measure the same Rhizophagus intraradices formula into individual, single-plant doses, so there's no need to weigh out loose powder or granules at each transplant. This suits growers transplanting many plants in one session where consistent per-plant dosing matters.

How do I use a Root Pak at transplant?

Place one pak directly into the planting hole so it makes contact with the root ball as you transplant, then backfill as usual. Using one pak per plant keeps dosing consistent across an entire transplanting session.

What does the fungus do once it's established?

Rhizophagus intraradices creates a sponge-like fungal mass that collects and stores nutrients and water, effectively extending the plant's root system into the surrounding growing medium. This supports faster nutrient and water uptake as roots establish.

What kinds of crops is this suited for?

It's suited to a wide range of vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers, since Rhizophagus intraradices colonizes quickly across many common crop root systems. It's most useful at transplant, when new roots are actively growing into fresh medium.

How many paks come in this case?

This case includes 50 individually measured Root Paks, enough for fifty single-plant applications. Nurseries and propagation operations transplanting in volume can plan pak usage directly against their transplant count.