SPRINKLE
Place granules in the empty planting hole, where the root ball will sit.
THE APPLICATION GUIDE
HOW TO USE
MEGAMYCO.
Start with root contact.
HOW MUCH DO I NEED?
SMALL AMOUNT.
RIGHT PLACE.
2–5 gSmall plants & rooted seedlings
Use the lower end for a small root ball.
5 gA typical transplant
Spread around the bottom and sides of the root ball.
5–10 gLarger root balls
Distribute across a wider root-contact area.
Suggested starting amounts per plant, for compatible species. Choose by root-ball size. Follow your pack if its directions differ. For large trees or commercial planting, ask us for specific guidance.
HOW FAR DOES A PACK GO?
At 5 g per plant:
- 75 g
- 15 plants
- 250 g
- 50 plants
- 500 g
- 100 plants
- 1 kg
- 200 plants
Calculated coverage. Smaller doses go further; larger root balls use more.
AT TRANSPLANT.
Start with 5 g for a typical transplant. Use 2–5 g for a small root ball or 5–10 g for a larger one. Sprinkle into the planting hole before setting the plant in.
PLANT
Lower the root ball into contact with the granules, then backfill.
WATER
Water the plant in. Continue caring for it as usual.
ALREADY PLANTED?
Use the same size-based starting amount per plant. Divide it between several small holes close to active roots; do not add a full plant dose to every hole. Cover and water normally.
MAKE SPACE
Make small holes around the active root zone. Work gently and avoid damaging roots.
ADD GRANULES
Place MegaMyco into the holes, close to living roots.
COVER + WATER
Cover the holes with growing medium and water normally.
ROOT CONTACT MATTERS.
Place granules where compatible living roots can meet them. Weigh the dose: a teaspoon is a volume measure, and its weight varies with the granules. This is a root-zone application, not a dose to add at every watering.