Mykos Mycorrhizae (Mikoriza) 100 G

What is Xtreme Gardening Mykos Mycorrhiza?

Xtreme Gardening Mykos Mycorrhiza is a beneficial mushroom type that increases nutrient and water uptake thanks to the symbiotic relationship it establishes with plant roots. It contains only the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus known as Rhizophagus intraradices and does not contain Trichoderma or ectomycorrhiza. Known for its fast and aggressive spreading ability, Mykos provides various advantages to your plant and shows its effects in a short period.

What is Mykos Mycorrhiza Used For?

• Increased Nutrient Yield: By increasing the yield of plant nutrients and nutrient solutions, it makes the plant healthier.
• Efficient Metabolism: It ensures the efficient functioning of secondary metabolites.
• Root Structure Growth and Development: It encourages the growth of the root structure for more absorption.
• Maximized Harvest: By enabling the growth of larger and healthier plants, it contributes to maximizing the harvest.

Mykos Mycorrhiza was used to grow a 1000 kg pumpkin that broke the 7th world record in 2012. Thanks to its special biological connection between plant roots and nutrients in the soil, it enables plants to show incredible growth. At the same time, it protects plants against drought and heat stress, prevents contact of harmful pathogens with the roots, and improves soil structure.

How to Use Mykos Mycorrhiza?

To use Mykos Mycorrhiza, you can sprinkle it on the root area when transplanting your plant to the main pot. Please take care not to mix it directly with water. If you want to feed the roots via watering, you can prefer the Mykos WP series.

Application amounts are as follows:

• 1 tablespoon for a 5L pot
• 2 tablespoons for a 12L pot
• 3 tablespoons for a 20L pot
• Half a glass (1 tablespoon of Mykos Mycorrhiza is equivalent to 10 grams of Mykos Mycorrhiza) for 35 - 70L pots

For sowing seeds, ½ teaspoon per seed and cube is suitable. Mykos Mycorrhiza offers a healthy and productive garden experience by growing your plants to the highest level.

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