Living additives for the root zone: mycorrhizal inoculants, beneficial bacteria, enzyme formulas that clean up dead roots, photosynthetic bacteria, compost tea brews and root zone conditioners.
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Mycorrhizae and bacteria
Mycorrhizal fungi colonize roots and extend their reach for water and phosphorus. Beneficial bacteria fix nitrogen, make nutrients available and crowd out pathogens. Both are applied at transplant and again after any flush. Granular, wettable powder and liquid forms suit soil, coco and hydro.
Enzymes and root protection
Enzyme formulas break down dead root material and organic buildup, which keeps media and reservoirs clean and lets new roots grow. Root protecting bacteria suppress the pathogens behind root rot in warm reservoirs.
Microbes, Enzymes & Mycorrhizae FAQ
Do microbes work in hydroponics?
Yes. Liquid bacteria and enzyme formulas are made for reservoirs. Keep water below 72 degrees Fahrenheit and avoid chlorinated water.
Can I use microbes with mineral nutrients?
Yes. Most lines are designed to run alongside a standard feed program.
How often should I apply mycorrhizae?
At transplant, in contact with the roots, and again after any heavy flush or sterilizing treatment.
