Xtreme Gardening MYKOS Root Paks - Mycorrhizal Fungi - 50 Count
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Root-Zone Mycorrhizal Paks for Containers and Net Pots - 50 Paks
Plants in containers and net pots depend on a limited root mass to find nutrients and water. MYKOS Root Paks put an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus, Rhizophagus intraradices, right where the roots are, so the fungus can form a symbiotic partnership with them and extend their reach. The paks are designed for hydroponic growers and are rated at 300 propagules per gram.
This unit holds 50 paks, enough for a regular indoor grower to treat many containers or net pots through vegetative growth and flowering. Smaller 3-6 in. containers take 1-2 paks each, so one unit covers a sizable room.
Key Features & Benefits
- Single fungus species — Rhizophagus intraradices is an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus.
- 300 propagules per gram — a defined inoculant density.
- Placed at the root zone — the pak sits in direct contact with the roots at planting.
- Works with all growing media — use it with synthetic and natural fertilizers.
- Container-size dosing — a clear pak count for each container diameter.
Who Should Use Xtreme Gardening MYKOS Root Paks
Hydroponic and container growers who want to add beneficial fungi at planting or transplant. It suits vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers.
About Xtreme Gardening MYKOS Root Paks
Xtreme Gardening makes MYKOS Root Paks as an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi product containing Rhizophagus intraradices. The granules are light brown and 14-30 mesh. The product has no hazard class. This listing is for one unit of 50 paks and ships at 1.3 lb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many paks do I use per container?
A: Use 1-2 paks for 3-6 in. containers or net pots, 3-4 paks for 8-10 in., and 5-6 paks for 12 in. or larger. Place them at the root zone.
Q: Where do I place a pak?
A: Put it at the root zone of the container and set the plant so its roots touch the pak directly. This contact lets the fungus colonize the roots.
Q: Can I open a pak or add it to a reservoir?
A: No. The paks should not be opened or added to a reservoir. Keep them whole and in the root zone.
Q: Does it work with my fertilizer and media?
A: It works in all types of growing media. You can use it with synthetic and natural fertilizers.
Q: What does arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi mean?
A: It describes fungi that form a symbiotic relationship with plant roots. The fungus extends the root system's reach for nutrients and water, and the plant supplies it with carbohydrates.
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