Mykos protects your plants against drought, as well as keeps harmful pathogens from making root contact. Mykos can also improve the soil structure both in clay soil and sandy soil. Mykos also helps break down organic compounds and converts them into plant-available plant food.
How often do you use Mykos?
Individual Plants: Apply 1/3 cup per every transplant hole ensuring direct contact with newly-developing roots. Applicable for soil, rockwool and other root supporting media. Soil and Compost: Add MYKOS at a rate of 1 pound per cubic foot (30 lbs/ yard — 100 lbs/ acre). Seedlings: Mix with seed at time of seeding.
How do you use Mykos fertilizer?
- Add to the hole, directly around the plant roots. Mykos must come in contact with the roots. Set plant and backfill. …
- 1 – 2 tbsp per plant around each plant hole or directly to roots.
- Water with Azos & Xtreme tea. Double application rates and mix into top 6″ of soil surrounding the plant hole.
