Mycorrhizae symbiosis: Extends root hyphae to access nutrients and moisture beyond standard root reach
Glomalin release: Improves soil water storage and capacity for better hydration
Powdered granular form: Easy to apply and mix into soil or hydroponic systems
Suitable for all plants: Beneficial for tomatoes, herbs, pumpkins, beans, and more
Low input: Delivers significant benefits with a single application
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Mykos - Pure, Fresh & Alive: Being beneficial organisms, mycorrhizae live on the roots of plants and form a symbiotic relationship. They then extend microscopic straw-like filaments called "hyphae" into the soil with which they extract, transport, and dramatically increase a host plant's supply of nutrients and moisture. Pockets of nu
