When to Use Mycorrhiza?

Mycorrhizal products are often used by gardeners when sowing seeds, when transplanting, or to inoculate a bed before planting, working them into the top 4-6 inches. Inoculated soils will actually improve year after year, so it's a sustainable product.

When should I apply mycorrhizae?

No matter which method you choose, keep in mind the fungi need to come in direct contact with living roots as soon as possible in order to survive. For this reason, always apply mycorrhizae immediately around the plant's root system. They can't travel in search of roots.

How do you use mycorrhizae?

The Mycorrhizae can be incorporated into your backfill or directly applied to the roots of the planting. Direct root contact is essential for the best results, as it holds the best odds for colonization and success. Simply sprinkle a small amount of Mycorrhizae onto the root ball prior to planting.