Myco Bliss Organic Mycorrhizal Fungi (5 Mychorrhizae Species Mix) for Plants (Powder, 1 lb)

First, this goes on ROOTS. Not on top of soil, not around the soil, not in seedling trays, not in watering cans. It goes on ROOTS. Sun will kill the bacteria and the purpose of this fungi is to make the roots "spongier" so they can take up more water. So of course, it's gonna be a goopy mess if you're pouring this on top of your potted plant.I grow seedlings in soil blocks. Before I transplant them into the garden, I cover the entire root system in the fungi by spreading the fungi on a paper plate and then coating the block onto the powder. I hope that makes sense.I've grown the same seedling varieties with fungi and without it; the difference is I have more fruit production from the treated seedling than from the untreated. I don't find that the fruit is bigger - I find I have more of it.So please, understand how this is supposed to work and use it accordingly. It's unfair to give this product a poor mark because of lack of information. This info is everywhere on the internet; ignorance is no excuse.

I applied this powder on a few of the maples (Sugar Maple, Trident maple, Bigleaf Maple, Chalk Maple, the seedlings are norway maple), lets see if it has any effects. i will post the results in a few months. Im hoping this makes these trees more drought resistant and tolerate the Southern California heat better.

I got a few sad looking bare root roses, but used fungus on the rec of a few articles and this worked well. The roses are blooming and thriving.

I did quite a few side by side comparisons with this and some other big brand mycorrhiza and this works amazingly and how much you get for the price it’s a win win!

I haven't used other brands so I can't make a comparison as to results, but it sure works good for me.