Xtreme Gardening Versity Bacillus Blend - 2 oz

Build a Stronger Root Zone Microbe Population - 2 oz Dry Blend

Roots depend on a healthy microbial community to break down organic material and cycle nutrients, and many growing setups lack one. Xtreme Gardening Versity Bacillus Blend adds six beneficial Bacillus species, plus kelp and humic acid, to your reservoir or root drench. The blend carries a total Bacillus concentration of 5.0 x 10^9 CFU/g.

This 2 oz unit suits growers who want to test a microbial inoculant, run a small indoor space, or try it on a few plants before buying a larger size. The dry powder stores compactly and mixes into water as needed.

Key Features & Benefits

• Six Bacillus species — a varied microbial population in the root zone.
• 5.0 x 10^9 CFU/g total concentration — a dense dose of beneficial bacteria in every gram.
• Kelp and humic acid included — 2.5% each, added alongside the bacteria.
• Works in all growing media — use it in soil, soilless mixes, and hydroponic setups, and combine it with most fertilizers.
• Simple dosing — 1 teaspoon per 5 gallons of water for reservoirs and root drenches.

Who Should Use Versity

Home gardeners and commercial growers who want to add beneficial Bacillus to the root zone through vegetative growth and flowering. The 2 oz size fits first-time users and small gardens.

About Xtreme Gardening Versity

Versity is a ready-to-use dry blend from Xtreme Gardening. It combines Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, licheniformis, megaterium, pumilus, subtilis, and one additional Bacillus species with kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum) and humic acid from leonardite. One pound makes 750 gallons of solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much Versity do I use?
A: Mix 1 teaspoon into 5 gallons of water for a reservoir or root drench. Apply it to the root zone as part of your regular routine.

Q: Can I use it with my fertilizer?
A: The manufacturer states it can be used in combination with most fertilizers. Check your own fertilizer label if you have questions about a specific product.

Q: Does it work in hydroponic systems?
A: It is listed for use in all types of growing media and for reservoir application. Follow the labeled rate in your reservoir.

Q: What does CFU mean?
A: CFU stands for colony forming unit. It counts the viable bacteria that can multiply, so a higher CFU per gram means more living microbes in each gram of product.

Q: When can I apply it?
A: It is intended for use in both vegetative growth and flowering stages. The manufacturer describes weekly application.

Q: Is a dry inoculant different from a liquid one?
A: A dry blend takes less storage space and ships lightweight. You mix it with water when you are ready to apply it.