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Fertiliser Feeds. Mycorrhiza Connects.
Fertiliser supplies nutrients in a form plants can use.
Mycorrhizal fungi perform a different role. They connect with living roots and extend the plant’s underground reach, helping it access more water and nutrients from the surrounding soil or compost.
One provides nutrients. The other supports the system that helps the plant find and use them.
Different jobs. Best used together.
Why Choose a Mycorrhizal Inoculant?
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Long-term root support
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Wider underground reach
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Improved access to water and nutrients
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Supports plant establishment
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Helps plants cope with difficult conditions
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Usually applied only once
One Application. A Partnership That Grows With the Plant.
Root development comparison: untreated plant and plant grown with a mycorrhizal inoculant.
*Results vary depending on plant species, growing conditions and application.
New Planting
Apply into the planting hole and position close to the roots before filling with soil or compost.
Repotting
Place around the root ball and newly exposed roots before adding fresh growing medium.
Established Plants
Apply into small holes made within the active root zone, then cover and water normally.
Seeds and Young Plants
Place close to the sowing area or mix through the growing medium according to the product instructions.
The closer the inoculant is placed to active or emerging roots, the sooner contact is likely to occur.
Simple Ways to Apply
MycoGrow or MycoBoost Tric?
MycoGrow
Mycorrhizal formulations focused on establishing the natural partnership between beneficial fungi and plant roots.
A straightforward choice for general planting, houseplants, flowers, vegetables, herbs, trees and shrubs.
MycoBoost Tric
Advanced formulations combining mycorrhizal fungi with beneficial Trichoderma species and Bacillus bacteria.
Designed for growers looking for broader biological support within the root zone.
