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Xtreme Gardening Versity Bacillus Blend | 2oz - Poly Bag - (Case of 12)
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Multi-Species Bacillus Bacteria Root Zone Blend, 2oz
A single bacterial species covers a narrower range of root zone conditions than a blend of several complementary species, which is why many biological programs layer multiple strains rather than relying on one. Xtreme Gardening Versity Bacillus Blend combines five Bacillus species with kelp and humic acid in a ready-to-use dry powder, aimed at building a more diverse beneficial microbial population in the root zone than a single-strain product can.
This 2oz size mixes at 1 teaspoon per 5 gallons of water, sized for a home grower or small operation dosing reservoirs, drenches, or foliar applications.
Key Features & Benefits
- 5.0 x 10^9 CFU/g Bacillus concentration — a multi-species bacterial blend at a measured concentration.
- Five Bacillus species — amyloliquefaciens, licheniformis, megaterium, pumilus, and subtilis, for broader root zone coverage than a single strain.
- 2.5% kelp & 2.5% humic acid — derived from Ascophyllum nodosum and Leonardite, supporting the bacterial population.
- Wettable powder formula — mixes at 1 teaspoon per 5 gallons of water for reservoir, drench, or foliar use.
Who Should Use Versity Bacillus Blend
Growers building a diversified biological program, who want multiple Bacillus species working alongside mycorrhizal fungi or nitrogen-fixing bacteria rather than relying on a single strain, are the best fit. It suits reservoir dosing, root drenches, and foliar applications alike.
About Xtreme Gardening
Versity is Xtreme Gardening's multi-species Bacillus line, distinct from the company's single-strain Mykos mycorrhizal fungi and Azos nitrogen-fixing bacteria products. It's cultivated and packaged in California and distributed through several hundred garden supply dealers.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Bacillus concentration in Versity?
- It contains 5.0 x 10^9 CFU per gram across five Bacillus species: amyloliquefaciens, licheniformis, megaterium, pumilus, and subtilis. Combining multiple species is meant to cover a broader range of root zone conditions than a single-strain bacterial product.
- What else is in the blend besides bacteria?
- The formula includes 2.5% kelp derived from Ascophyllum nodosum and 2.5% humic acid derived from Leonardite. Both are included to support the bacterial population and overall root zone biology alongside the Bacillus species.
- How is Versity mixed and applied?
- Mix it at a rate of 1 teaspoon per 5 gallons of water, then apply through reservoirs, root drenches, or foliar applications. The wettable powder format dissolves into a standard feeding or spray solution without needing a separate mixing step.
- How is Versity different from Xtreme Gardening's Mykos or Azos products?
- Mykos is a mycorrhizal fungus and Azos is a nitrogen-fixing bacteria, while Versity is a multi-species Bacillus bacterial blend, each targeting a different part of root zone biology. Growers often use them together rather than choosing just one.
- Can Versity be applied as a foliar spray?
- Yes, the same mixed solution used for reservoir dosing or root drenches can also be applied as a foliar application. Growers combining application methods should still follow the 1 teaspoon per 5 gallon mixing rate for consistency.
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