RootMax - Mycorrhizal Fungi (200 g/7.05 oz) | Rooting Powder for All Plants, Trees, Flowers & Edibles | Direct to Root Inoculant | Treats 40+ Plants

This works so well, use with caution. I used this by sprinkling it on top of a monstera I reported with a home made stake last month. I stuck it in the usual cache pot to collect the extra water. The monstera was looking over watered which confused me so I pulled it out and saw that the roots had grown like crazy through the bottom of its pot, flowing into the cache pot and drinking up more water than it needed.I was absolutely shocked by this root growth. Use mindfully!

We have a farm and have been trying to propagate from plants we have. The rooting hormones help the roots grow and it’s been game changing to propagate these plants.

I am pretty sure that this product is helping my rose grow. It arrived a couple of days ago with no leaves and it now has about 10.

Still waiting on results. Lol so far it was easy to use low oder mixed well.

I can't say for sure if Rootmax has been effective so far as most of my organic fertilizers contain some mix of mycorrhizal innoculant but it certainly hasn't hurt so far. RootMax uses Rhizophagus intraradices which is a common mycorrhizal inoculant. At 245 propagules per gram, 200 grams has approximately 49,000 propagules. This is a decent amount but RootMax is pretty expensive at its price of almost $17 per 200 grams. MYKOS brand mycorrhizal inoculant retails at an original price of $19.99 for 454 grams (1 lb) at my local stores, which often has sales on top of that. The MYKOS inoculant has 300 propagules/gram so an equivalent to RootMax would be 60,000 propagules per 200 grams. That's about a 22% difference in density plus it has nearly double the amount for the same price. I would say the price is an important consideration considering the Grow Mate suggests using 1 Tablespoon at a time and that's a lot out of this small jar, which is about half full by the way.However, mycorrhizal inoculants are essentially a one-time addition to improve living soil so it may be worth the price if you consider it an investment. It is best if you're using it for large garden beds as the inoculant spreads, because if you use it for small potted plants, you'll run out pretty soon.

Worked for the plant I needed it for. This guy was only 3 small leaves when I purchased…. Was so happy 😀 to see him growing leaves and getting big!

This is too early to tell whether it works or not but I saw that on YouTube. The guy swears that would work so I had to try it. One thing I did not expect was that it was in fine powder. When I saw that it appears to be granulated. Just hope it would work!

I used this on my tomato plants when placing in the garden. Based on my experience, my plants developed deeper and more abundant root systems. I applied to plant roots as per instructions and I plant mine by digging a large hole (12" diameter). I fille the hole with compost with bone meal, blood meal and organic fertilizer added.