MikoMax Garden 60 g

What is the mycorrhizal fungus and biostimulant MikoMax Garden good for?

1. Increase the uptake of nutrients from the soil by plants
2. Improves the plant's efficient use of water
3. Strengthens the natural resistance of plants
4. Creates a more active and healthy soil life
5. Improves crop quality and increases yields thanks to the above
6. Can be used in soils with different pH (acid, neutral or alkaline) due to its 6 different levels of nitrogen content
7. They help the plant not only in the initial period of the plant, but also throughout its life, e.g. in vines up to 50 years.

Did you know?

Mycorrhizal fungal species establish a symbiotic relationship with the host plant, increasing its water and nutrient availabilitynutrients, stress tolerance and pest resistance.

How to apply?

MikoMax Gardena should be sprayed into the planting hole so that it is close to the roots of the plant. You don't need to spray much (about a teaspoonful) because, in theory, only the hyphae thread of a single spore, if it gets into the root of the plant, will then entrap the plant.

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By symbiosing with the host plant, it supports it in taking up adequate amounts of water and nutrients during stressful periods such as frost or drought. The mycorrhiza, with a hyphal filament many hundreds of times the size of the host plant's root, can take up water and nutrients from much further away and more efficiently for the host plant.

By penetrating the host plant, the mycorrhizal fungus strengthens the host plant's natural immune system, making it more resistant to fungal diseases. Mycorrhizae secrete substances that increase and improve soil aggregates, which are among the most important components of soil.

Why is this interaction good for the crop and how is it achieved?

Early in their growing season, plants get natural help from mycorrhizal fungi to take up more water and nutrients. At this time, the plants select substances that attract these fungi and theyto penetrate the roots of the crop with part of their hyphal filament.

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