Plant strengthening | Andermatt organic garden Myradix

Mycorrhizal fungi for improved nutrient absorption and increased root growth

Myradix can be used on ornamental plants, trees, shrubs, vegetables, seeds, bulbs and lawns. Myradix only has no effect on heather plants (rhododendrons, cranberries, blueberries) and cabbage plants.

Application:

• Cuttings and seedlings: Sprinkle 1-2 pinches of Myradix directly into the planting hole per plant.
• Potted plants: Mix Myradix directly into the soil to the roots.
  • Small pot (up to 3 L): 1-2 spoons
  • Medium pot (4-9 L): 1-2 spoons
  • Large pot (> 10 L): 4-7 spoons
• Trees and bushes: Sprinkle Myradix directly into the planting hole (quantity, see potted plants)
• Seeds: Distribute 1 spoon of Myradix evenly per seed tray (approx. 40 x 25 cm), cover with a little soil and sow on top as usual.
• Planting bulbs: Sprinkle 1 pinch of Myradix under each onion.
• Lawn: Before sowing, 1 spoonful of Myradix per m² Work into the top layer of soil. For turf, sprinkle the same amount onto the soil before rolling it out.

The granules must be in direct contact with the roots.

The 200 g pack is enough for up to 20 potted plants, 20 growing trays, 20 m² Lawn or approx. 4 trees/shrubs.

The 1 kg pack is enough for up to 100 potted plants, 100 seed trays, 100 m² Lawn or approx. 20 trees/shrubs.

Please note:

Phosphorus and fungicides can negatively affect the growth of fungi. Therefore, avoid fertilizers and fungicides (containing phosphorus) four weeks before and after application. Due to the improved nutrient absorption after the symbiosis, the amount of fertilizer can be reduced in the long term

Mycorrhizal fungi contained:

• Glomus 130 CFU/g
• Funneliformis 260 CFU/g
• Rhizophagus 130 CFU/g
• Claroideoglomus 130 CFU/g

Approved for organic farming:

• FIBL No: 6286

Downloads:

• Flyer organic garden microorganisms
• Data safety sheet Biogarten Myradix