Plant Revolution Great White Mycorrhizae

Yes, Great White is fully compatible with hydroponic systems. Because it is a powder, it dissolves well and helps colonize root zones in water-based environments just as effectively as it does in soil.

The most effective method for seedlings is to dust the seeds directly with the powder before planting or to dip the roots of your starts during the transplanting process. This ensures the beneficial microbes are in immediate contact with the root zone.

Yes, it is designed to be a universal inoculant. It works effectively across a wide range of plant species, from vegetable gardens and flowering ornamentals to indoor houseplants.

While a single application during transplanting is often sufficient for the life of the plant, you can use it as a soil drench periodically if you want to boost microbial activity throughout the growing season.

No, Great White is a microbial inoculant, not a fertilizer. It works by improving your plant's ability to absorb the nutrients already present in your soil or nutrient solution, so you should continue your regular feeding schedule.