Setup, Compatibility & Care
To use Rootgrow effectively, ensure the roots of your plant are clean and exposed. For bare-root plants, simply dip the damp roots into the granules. For container-grown plants, place the granules in the base of the prepared planting hole so they are positioned where the root ball will sit.
Compatibility is broad; it works well with most standard garden soils and peat-free composts. However, avoid using high-phosphorus fertilizers immediately around the planting site, as these can inhibit the formation of the mycorrhizal relationship. No special storage is required other than keeping the bag in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight to maintain the viability of the fungal spores.