Mycoplant Trabe – Organic Mycorrhizae for Maximum Root Expansion

Mycoplant Trabe is the biological booster your crop needs to reach its full potential, acting directly on the engine of your plants: the roots. This ecological product based on endomycorrhizal fungi creates a natural symbiosis that multiplies the absorption capacity of the root system, ensuring that your plants feed like never before.

Why your plants need more than just water and fertilizers

Have you ever felt that despite using the best fertilizers, your plants are growing slowly or showing deficiencies? The problem is often not the lack of food in the substrate, but the roots' inability to reach it. In a pot or even in open ground, the root system has physical limits, leaving valuable nutrients and water out of reach, locked in the Soil For Cannabis.

This situation is frustrating: you spend money on quality nutrients that end up wasted in the drainage or accumulated as salts in the substrate. Furthermore, a limited root system makes your plants vulnerable to stress, drought, and pathogens. If the roots don't expand, the aerial part won't explode, and your harvest will remain mediocre regardless of how much light you give it.

The definitive solution is Mycoplant. By inoculating these fungi, you create a "living network" (hyphae) that extends far beyond where the roots can reach on their own. It's like upgrading your plant's internet connection from dial-up to fiber optic: nutrient and water uptake becomes faster, more efficient, and constant, unlocking the true genetic potential of your seeds.

Advantages and benefits of using Mycoplant in your crop

• Maximum nutrient absorption: The fungi solubilize minerals like Phosphorus, Nitrogen, Potassium, and Calcium that are usually blocked in the soil, making them available to the plant.
• Drought resistance: The hyphae explore micropores in the soil to find water, allowing your plants to withstand periods of water stress much better.
• Successful transplants: Reduces "transplant shock," helping clones and seedlings establish themselves quickly in their new home.
• Biological protection: A colonized root system is stronger and more resistant to attacks from soil pathogens and nematodes.
• 100% Organic: Ideal for conscious growers looking for clean, chemical-free results, backed by the quality of Trabe.

How to use Mycoplant correctly

To get the most out of these fungi, it is crucial that they come into direct contact with the roots. It is not a fertilizer to mix in the irrigation tank, but a soil inoculant.

1. At transplanting: Apply 1 gram per plant directly into the hole where you are going to place the root ball. Make sure the powder touches the roots.
2. Mixed in substrate: You can mix it with the soil at a rate of 1 gram per pot, although direct application to the transplant hole is more efficient.
3. Do not use fungicides: Avoid applying chemical fungicides shortly before or after using Mycoplant, as you could kill the beneficial fungi and ruin the effect.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mycoplant

Can I use it in hydroponic systems?

Although it is designed for soil and coco substrates where the fungus can colonize the medium, it can be used in some solid medium systems. However, its maximum efficiency is seen in soil crops.

Is it compatible with mineral fertilizers?

Yes, you can use it with mineral Cannabis fertilizers. Just try not to abuse pure phosphorus in the first waterings so as not to inhibit the colonization of the fungus.

How long does it take to take effect?

Colonization begins immediately, but you will notice the visual results (more vigorous growth and better color) in a couple of weeks, once the symbiosis is fully established.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I consider mycorrhizae to be the "insurance" of any good grower. I have done side-by-side tests, one clone with Mycoplant and one without, and the difference when you pull the plant out at the end of the cycle is crazy. The treated plant has a root ball that is practically a solid block of white, healthy roots.

My trick is to apply a little bit right at the germination stage, when the radicle comes out, and another reinforcement at the final transplant. It is very cheap for the performance it gives you; basically, the plant eats everything you give it and doesn't waste anything. If you grow organic, this is non-negotiable.