Plant Success Great White Mycorrhizae Root Inoculant

Explosive Root Development From a Single Scoop

Plant Success Great White is a concentrated water-soluble root inoculant containing 16 different species of mycorrhizal fungi, 14 species of beneficial bacteria and 2 species of Trichoderma in one product. Roots are the part of the plant nobody sees failing, and a thin, slow-colonising root mass caps everything above it. The concentrated formula aids optimum colonisation by the fungi, and the powder delivers spores straight to the roots for immediate germination.

Key Benefits

• 16 mycorrhizal fungi species for wide-ranging, resilient colonisation
• 14 beneficial bacteria species selected specifically to boost plant performance
• 2 Trichoderma species included in the same formula
• Improved nutrient and water absorption from a far larger root surface
• Better transplant success, with plants settling in rather than sulking
• Enhanced yields, fruiting and flowering as a knock-on from stronger roots
• Increases yield for less cost than competing inoculants

Why Do Plants Stall After Potting Up?

Because the root system has to rebuild before the canopy moves again. Transplant shock, weak roots and poor nutrient uptake all trace back to the same thing: not enough active root surface in contact with the medium. Mycorrhizal fungi extend that surface dramatically, feeding water and nutrients back to the plant, while the bacteria and Trichoderma work on the wider root zone. Inoculate at transplant and the usual week of slow growth largely disappears.

How to Use

• At transplant: dust the root ball and planting hole directly so spores land in contact with live root tissue.
• Cuttings and seedlings: dip or dust roots before setting them into the medium.
• Coco and soil: dissolve in water and apply as a root drench so it reaches the root zone.
• Hydroponics: add to the reservoir and circulate, keeping filters clear.
• Rates: follow the label rate for your application method and container size.
• Compatibility: avoid applying alongside sterilising agents such as hydrogen peroxide, which kill the biology you are adding.