Photos and Videos

Photos

Both sides planted at the same time

Soluble Maxx bag

Olive tree untreated

Olive tree treated with MycoApply Soluble Maxx

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Large specimen tree to be Mycorrhizal inoculated

Maples, MycoApply inoculated, Washington state

Maple trees, leaves, not inoculated trees, Washington State

Maples on left MycoApply inoculation, controls on left

Mycorrhizal inoculation Maple trees on left right not treated

Ficus benjamina Hurricane Charlie saved with Mycorrhizal inoculation of roots

Benjamina Ficus 13 months after Hurricane Charlie and after Mycorrhizal inoculation

Green Roof - Academy of Art Science MycoApply inoculated

Green roof Hall of Science, California MycoApply inoculated

Green Roof - Academy of Art Science San Francisco inoculated with MycoApply

New landscape installation with MycoApply inoculation

New landscape installation with MycoApply inoculation

Boulder Colorado rehabilitation project, MycoApply inoculation

Smart Seed Mycorrhizal inoculated save 30 percent water

Marigolds left inoculated with MycoApply endo plus

Petunias left inoculated with MycoApply endo plus

Sweetgum, University of California study, left with MycoApply endo

Videos

This brief animation below, shows how mycorrhizae work and how mycorrhizal fungi attach to roots, explore the soil and absorb vital nutrients for plants.

In the video below, Dr. Mike explains how to use mycorrhizal products and what types of products are best for different situations

Learn how Mycorrhizae get soil nutrients: Save on fertilizer! Dr Mike explains how mycorrhizal fungi access and transport soil nutrients to the plant.

Mycorrhizae are insurance for your plantings! Dr Mike explains how Mycorrhizal inoculation improves plant establishment.