Myco Maximum granular contains 8 species of
growth-enhancing mycorrhizal fungi, proprietary ingredients, 12
strains of beneficial bacteria, and 2 Trichoderma species.
Myco Maximum adds organic matter and helps to
break down nutrients and micro-nutrients present in your growing
medium or soil which are necessary for plants throughout their
life cycles.
Mycorrhizal fungi increase the surface-absorbing
area of the roots from10-10,000 times, greatly improving the ability
of plants to grow, fruit and flower by forming an intricate web
that captures and assimilates nutrients and water for the plant.
Working together, beneficial bacteria, mycorrhizae
and Trichoderma fungi expand into the surrounding medium to greatly
increase the roots' ability to absorb and recycle water and nutrients,
improving transplant success, flowering and overall growth of
the plant.
Directions:
The goal is to create physical contact between the roots and the
inoculant. Myco Maximum can be banded under seed, worked
into seed beds, placed under cuttings, blended into potting soil,
or sprinkled near roots at transplant time. Some examples of inoculation
practices and rates include:
Planting:
Apply in furrow 1 teaspoon per row-foot. Cuttings: 0.5 teaspoon
under each cutting. Flower beds: Mix into top 4 inches of soil,
2 pounds per 100 square feet.
Nurseries:
Inoculum can be mixed in planting soil before/during planting
in pots, beds, and trays. Soil bags of 1.5 cubic foot: Blend 4
ounces per bag.
Turf:
Apply during installation or aerification of turf. Use 2 pounds
per 1000 square ft.
Myco Maximum is an extremely fine powder, as a result humidity and temperature can affect both the volume, and weight of the product.
Keep Myco Maximum in a dry, cool place and always shake the container before use, allowing more accurate measurements to be taken.
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Mycorrhiza:
Endomycorrhiza/cc
Glomus aggregatum……………………8 spores per cc
Glomus intraradices……………………8 spores per cc
Glomus mosseae……………………….8 spores per cc
Glomus entunicatum…………………...8 spores per cc
Glomus monosporum………………..…2 spores per cc
Glomus deserticola…………………..…2 spores per cc
Glomus clarum…………………………2 spores per cc
Tricoderma;
Trichoderma koningii 187,000 spores per cc
Trichoderma harzianum 187,000 spores per cc
Bacteria
Bacillus subtillus……………………………...50,000 cfu/cc
Bactillus licheniformis………………………..50,000 cfu/cc
Bactillus azotoformans………………………..50,000 cfu/cc
Bactillus megaterium………………………….50,000 cfu/cc
Bactillus coagulans……………………………50,000 cfu/cc
Bactillus pumilis………………………………50,000 cfu/cc
Bactillus polymyxa……………………………50,000 cfu/cc
Sachromyces cervisiae……………………..…50,000 cfu/cc
Streptomyces griseus…………………………50,000 cfu/cc
S.treptomyces lydicus……………………...…50,000 cfu/cc
Pseudomonas aurofaceans……………………50,000 cfu/cc
Pseudomonas fluorescence…………………...50,000 cfu/cc