Mikro-Root, Trichoderma Fungi for Healthier Root Management. Solubilize Fixed Phosphate in The Soil to be readily Available to Plants (4 oz)

Product works well. I almost knocked a point off for how it's packaged (bag with zip closure) but I solved the problem of the zip closure not working when the product invariably gets into it by putting it into a small canning jar with a tight fitting lid.

Great product, wonderful seller. Good for root rot. I use it for my pulmaria plants that are prone to stem rot in addition to root rot. I've saved a few plants with this product. I don't know if this product is supposed to help with stem rot but in my case it seemed to do so. The key ingredient is trichoderma harzianum, which is hard to find if you aren't a professional grower buying in bulk. So grateful to get it.

Just buy the orange bag it has the same ingredients plus you don’t have to buy every single one of them just buy the orange and green bag if you look at the ingredients they pretty much have all of the same thing just in different amounts with different with some differences Either way I highly recommend all their products if you only need one of them for a specific use

I just want to start off by saying that I've been using this product for a while from their website (love this product by the way, very solid) and this is my first time seeing their product on Amazon and saw some WRONG reviews with misleading information about how trichderma needs to be "green" from wannabe scientists so wanted to set the record straight!!!!! Trichoderma harzianum/viride actually look WHITE when they grow out of the soil, as shown in the photo I just posted. The white fungi in that picture are definitely, most definitely Trichoderma. They COULD look green while they're in their sporulation stage, and THIS is the reason why they may appear "green" in petri dishes as suggested by the pseudo-scientist in the other review. That having been said, if you happen to see green fungi in nature, or on the soil surface in your garden, it is probable that OTHER fungi are also growing around your plants. One last thing, Trichoderma grow around the roots in the soil, and usually, you cannot see them on the soil surface. You can see them only when you are lucky!!!!! So all these pseudoscientists need to brush up on their "science" (they literally do not know what they are talking about) and actually learn more about Trichoderm and how wonderful it is to your plants and soil, and yes they are WHITE!!!

BS instructions on label use and lose germination = 0. This Product killed our entire grow. Plants that it wasn't used doing phenomenal while the same ones planted with this using instruction on the pkg, zero lived to even sprout up at all. I'm sure it works if used appropriately but the instructions can kill too...use with extreme caution by ignoring the manufacturer instructions ..

Very good for soaking seed plugs, clones, transplants and just general root building. This product help me build a root system in my plants that made it strong and healthy. The roots were thick and strong. Very robust ready to deliver nutrients to the rest of the plant. When combined with the rest of the line, the ecosystem under the soil creates a microbial system that will increase bioavailability of nutrients to your plant like never before! Update: After using this product on my seedlings they were stronger and handled transplant shock and recovery much faster. Not only did I have a taproot but a massive web of roots on each plug.

I can't have root failure. I grow in soil blocks and seed trays from seed and giving plants a healthy start means nutrients, nutrients, nutrients. Plus during the transplanting phase, we do a root dip to ensure when they go from a light room to field, they make it. Mikro-Root didn't let us down. After a couple of days, plants went through a growth spurt. Of course, I use a variety of nutrients. This is one I'd recommend.

Excellent blend of Trichoderma fungus that form one of the branches of the rhizosphere holy trinity, the other two being Mycorrhizae and Bacillus. The Trichoderma are excellent at seeking out and eating up nasty pathogenic microbes. Good price too.