01Sprinkle.
Place granules in the empty planting hole, where the root ball will sit.
GRANULAR MYCORRHIZAE
PICK YOUR
SIZE.
Place granules close to compatible living roots.
€4.95
15 plants at 5 g per plant.
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WHERE TO BUY ↗We’re starting with retail shops. Ask us about availability near you.
More roots to grow?
Need a bigger pack? Get in touch and we’ll talk through your packaging needs.
Where it goes
AT THE ROOTS.
02Plant.
Lower the root ball onto the treated area. Roots touch granules. Backfill.
03Water.
Water normally. Keep caring for your plant.
WHAT’S
INSIDE?
Granular mycorrhizal inoculant built around Rhizophagus irregularis.
Rhizophagus irregularis · ≥200 viable propagules per gram.
One very interesting fungus. A relationship with compatible living roots.
MEET THE FUNGUSIS IT RIGHT
FOR MY PLANT?
Plant compatibility comes first. A plant needing a different fungal association is not automatically a suitable host.
CHECK YOUR PLANTAPPLICATION AMOUNTS
HOW MUCH
DO I NEED?
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.
GOOD QUESTIONS.
Need a bigger size?
More roots to grow? Tell us what you’re planting and how much you need. Email hi@megamyco.com and we’ll work out the right packaging with you.
Want MegaMyco on your shelves?
For retail and wholesale enquiries, get in touch. Tell us about your shop, location and the sizes you’re interested in.
Does it replace fertiliser?
No. Keep providing appropriate nutrition and water. Mycorrhizae are a biological partnership, not a complete fertiliser.
What kind of mycorrhiza is in MegaMyco?
MegaMyco contains Rhizophagus irregularis, an arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungus. AM is one kind of endomycorrhiza. Ectomycorrhizal, ericoid and orchid associations are different; MegaMyco is not a universal inoculant for every plant. See the differences.
Should I mix it into water?
No. Place these granules near compatible living roots, then water normally. This product is not specified for irrigation injection.
Can I use it after planting?
Yes. Place granules in the active root zone while avoiding unnecessary root damage. Divide the plant’s total amount between small holes and follow the directions on the final pack.
Is it for every plant?
No. Check the plant’s identity and the type of mycorrhizal association it forms.