Myco Bliss Powder (1lb) - Mycorrhizal Fungi for Soil - 5 Strain Mycorrhizal Inoculant with 1000 Propagules Per Gram - Highly Concentrated Mycorrhizae for Plants, Potting Soil, & Garden Soil

I recently decided to give myco fungi a try during my Spring planting, and I have to say, the results have been impressive! After hearing so many positive testimonials, I was eager to see if I'd have success in my own garden. To see if it would improve my garden I planted 12 healthy tomato and pepper plants, starting them indoors in 6-inch pots. When it came time to transplant, I dusted half the root balls with the myco fungi powder and also sprinkled some in the premoistened planting holes. Fast forward two months, and the difference is remarkable! The plants treated with the myco fungi are thriving—30% to 50% bigger, with an abundance of blooms compared to those that didn’t receive the treatment. Initially, I was a bit concerned about the addition of clay in the product, fearing it might dilute the active ingredients. To ensure I was getting the most out of my investment, I also purchased a pure form of mycorrhizal fungi used commercially. However, I found it difficult to apply such a small amount evenly until mixing it with some cosmetic-grade clay from my soap-making supplies made application much easier. In the end, both products performed similarly well, but I have to say, I prefer this brand for its convenience and effectiveness. If you're looking to boost your garden's growth and health, I highly recommend myco fungi. It's so easy to up so easy to use when you're transplanting and it goes a long way. I haven't applied it when planting seed but I will try next year. For transplants it’s been a game-changer for my plants, and I can’t wait to see how they continue to grow and if my harvest will improve.

This is the secret stuff that gives your newly planted trees and shrubs the boost they need to survive transplanting! And this packet is a great value. The little microbes contained in this bag are crucial for roots to take up water and nutrients from the soil. Yes, soil has them in it naturally, but how many is in the soil depends on the quality of the soil. Rather than leaving this to chance (especially when planting in a new construction area, where you might have dirt rather than soil), you just add some of this around the roots during planting. It gets the microbes right there with the roots and they can get to work helping the plant survive transplant shock. I planted 8 good size trees using this bag and only went through about half of it. And all the trees are doing great (knock on wood). This little trick makes a huge difference.

Taking off a star bc the packaging ripped off the resealable seam when i pulled off the pull tab. Otherwise it appears to be exactly what it claims to be. The price is good and I will buy again if it works as it should.

Whenever I plant something new, I always sprinkle a little of this Mycorrhizal in the amended soil. So far, all the plants I used with this grow good & strong. Definitely recommend.

I mix this into all of my plants. Very useful I. Supporting your root systems.