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Big Foot Concentrate Mycorrhizae from NGB member Territorial Seed Company - National Garden Bureau
Territorial Seed Company

Big Foot Concentrate Mycorrhizae

Both biochar and soil-dwelling mycorrhizae have roles in sustainable growing practices and form relationships with plants and beneficial soil biology. Our Big Foot Concentrate brings these two valuable components together along with supportive ingredients to assist your plants’ growth and improve the soil. Biochar provides the ideal housing environment for mycorrhizae, and the worm castings, kelp, micronutrients, and trace minerals feed crops while helping the mycorrhizae become established. The resulting symbiotic relationship of the mycorrhizae and plants’ roots results in improved root growth, increased yields, reduced transplant shock and stress from drought, along with better water retention and soil fertility.

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