Mycobiome Mycorrhizal Fungi 

Mycobiome is mycorrhizal fungi inoculant that establishes a symbiotic association with nearly all species of plants via their roots. Mycorrhizal association increases root biomass, improves nutrient availability, enhances plant health and vigour and maximises yield potential. Improves tolerance to disease, drought and transplant shock. Reduces water and fertiliser use.

Includes 4 species of arbuscular endomycorrhizal fungi:

Glomus mosseae, glomus aggregatum, glomus intraradices, glomus etunicatum – 286 propagules per gram

Instructions for use

Cuttings

Dip stem directly into powder. Place 1/2 tsp underneath rooted cutting when planting.

Seed treatment

Use 15g/L of water to soak seeds 24 hours prior to sowing. Soak soil with same solution once sowed.

Transplanting

Apply roughly 1⁄4 to 1 tsp directly to damp roots until covered. Lightly water into a quality living soil containing a diverse microbiome.