Green Culture - Myco Boost Mycorrhizae Biofertiliser
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Myco Boost is a premium arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) biofertiliser formulated to boost root development, nutrient uptake, and overall plant vigour. This proprietary blend of three beneficial mycorrhizal strains forms symbiotic associations with over 80% of the world's plant species, dramatically increasing the effective rooting area of plants and leading to stronger growth, higher nutrient and water uptake, increased yields, and improved flower and fruit production.
Suitable for use at every stage of plant development - from seedling propagation and transplanting to established garden beds - Myco Boost can be applied directly to the root zone or blended into potting mix, coco coir, or compost. It's ideal for fruit trees, vegetable gardens, ornamentals, cacti, and a wide range of horticultural crops.
Propagated on a pumice carrier and estimated to be around 200 propagules/ml, Myco Boost helps reduce transplant shock and supports plant resilience against drought and environmental stress.
Benefits
- Proprietary blend of 3 endomycorrhizal fungi strains
- Increases effective root surface area for better nutrient and water uptake
- Faster root development and increased pH forgiveness
- Reduces transplant shock
- Supports resistance to drought and environmental stress
- Larger fruits and flowers
- Suitable for coco coir, potting soil, and garden beds
- Can be used at all plant growth stages
Best Plant Match
Fruit Trees
Vegetable Gardens
Ornamentals
Cacti
Avocado
Kiwifruit
Grapes
Pip Fruit & Stone Fruit
Nuts
Lettuce
Chilli
Tomato
*Medical cann*bis
Directions for Use
Pot Plants
4 L pot: 1–2 Tbsp
12 L pot: 3–5 Tbsp
Garden Beds
3–4 Tbsp per planting hole or worked into the top 25–100mm layer of soil. Alternatively applied directly to the root zone at transplanting
Composition
Endomycorrhizal Fungi Strains: Glomus Mosseae, Entrophospora Lamellosa, Scutellospora Calospora
Inert Carrier: Pumice (1–3mm)
Potency: Estimated at 200 propagules/ml
Tip: Avoid high rates of phosphorous fertiliser at time of application, as this can reduce the level of mycorrhizal colonisation.