GreenEden EndoBoost Pro Mycorrhizal Fungi (7 Species) - Premium Endomycorrhizae Root Enhancer - 8oz. - Organic Microbial Inoculant - Living Soil Builders

I used about a tsp on each transplant around the roots. Between this & adding Azomite & Dr. Earth's vegetable & herb fertilizer, my plants are thriving! I planted on May 17th. Hasn't even been a month & they've grown tremendously!

A friend convinced me to try making compost tea and this was the packet I chose to try to revitalize some sickly fruit trees I had. I had a peach tree with severe leaf curl. In July of 2019 it had about five leaves on the entire tree and I applied compost tea three times throughout that summer. I cut the tree down it looked so bad and one of the Sprouts off the rootstock took over and grew 15 ft tall in 10 months and is almost completely disease-free. I've never seen anything like it. The photos in my picture or 10 months apart , the one on the right is the before. Full disclosure, the tea also contained earthworm castings and compost. But I credit this product with these results.

I like everything about this product! No cons!

Gr8 product but too expensive now for what it's worth. Because of cost I'm going back to Dr.Earth but if u like buying expensive innoculant then this is the product

Most of my tomatoes and peppers germinated within four to five days. I've never had them germinate that fast before. Plant seem to be real healthy with stout growth. Very happy the product!

I've used other brands of mycorrhizal fungi to help plants build a healthier rooting systems for years, but have noticed this brand produces best results so far IMO. Easy to use and my plants couldn't be happier. Noted lots of beautiful healthy roots that reach through the entire soil area when transplanting to larger containers. This brand has more varieties of fungi than most brands I've used before.

OK so it may work well IF you can sprinkle it directly on roots as you are supposed to. The problem is at first there was enough in powder form to use a shaker that I specially purchased and sprinkle it onto roots. Now the rest is in a granule size that is too big and won't come out of my shaker. If I try to put it on just with my hands the granules don't stay on the roots as they are too big. So it's a ton of money for product I can't use properly. I may try a mortar & pestle to grind the remaining amount since I paid so much for it. I'll probably find another brand that is easier to apply directly to roots.

I use this for seedlings and transplants, it really improves plant vigor and health.