Start with 5 g per plant for a typical transplant. Use 2–5 g for small plants and rooted seedlings, or 5–10 g for larger root balls. These are practical starting amounts for compatible plants, selected by root-ball size. Place the granules at the roots, then water normally. Follow your pack if its directions differ.
Use the lower end for a small root ball.
Spread around the bottom and sides of the root ball.
Distribute across a wider root-contact area.
Suggested starting amounts per plant, for compatible species. Choose by root-ball size. Follow your pack if its directions differ. For large trees or commercial planting, ask us for specific guidance.
HOW FAR DOES A PACK GO?
At 5 g per plant:
- 75 g
- 15 plants
- 250 g
- 50 plants
- 500 g
- 100 plants
- 1 kg
- 200 plants
Calculated coverage. Smaller doses go further; larger root balls use more.
At the stated concentration of ≥200 viable propagules/g, 2 g supplies at least 400, 5 g at least 1,000, and 10 g at least 2,000 viable propagules. This is a calculation of inoculum quantity, not a guarantee of colonisation or an established optimum for every plant.
Keep the context.
Biological compatibility, successful colonisation and a measurable plant response are different questions. The growing conditions matter, and general research is not a promise of a particular result with MegaMyco.
References
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