Mycorrhizal Fungi for Gardeners

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Basic Soil

[X] Plants struggle to absorb nutrients

[X] Roots aren't able to find water

[X] Soil needs more fertilizer

[X] Limited root reach

With Mycorrhizal Fungi

Plants improve nutrient intake from soil ✓

Efficient water gathering from ground ✓

Plant receives plenty of fertilizer ✓

Fungi extend root reach ✓

Basic Soil

[X] Plants struggle to absorb nutrients

[X] Roots aren't able to find water

[X] Soil needs more fertilizer

[X] Limited root reach

With Mycorrhizal Fungi

✓ Plants improve nutrient intake from soil

✓ Efficient water gathering from dry ground

✓ Plant receives plenty of fertilizer

✓ Fungi extend root reach

"If we can get results like this after one full growing season, your gardeners should be able to CRUSH IT next year!"

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Simply add MycoMaxx Mycorrhizal Fungi to your garden and let it grow

Step 1. Mix a 2-ounce package of MycoMaxx into 1 quart of water in a sprayer or squeeze bottle.

Step 2. Apply to the roots or seeds.

Application of MycoMaxx to the roots of a transplanted plant

Spray Bottle Application: Apply MycoMaxx mycorrhizal fungi to the plant's roots just before you place it in the garden. Just a few quick squirts is all it takes!

Syringe applying mycorrhizal fungi spores into the soil next to the roots

Syringe Application: Use any syringe to colonize existing plant roots with mycorrhizal fungi by applying a small amount next to the roots. Apply to each plant in your garden!

Step 3. Within a few days, the mycorrhizal fungi will begin to colonize & reproduce within the plant roots, then grow out into the soil to provide nutrients and water for the plant.