Myco Chum by Plant Success – Premium Mycorrhizal Inoculant for Explosive Root Growth

Myco Chum by Plant Success is a high-performance mycorrhizal inoculant that turbocharges your plant’s root zone, creating a living network that unlocks bigger yields, stronger resilience, and healthier growth from seed to harvest.

Ever feel like your plants are stuck in neutral—growing slowly, struggling with nutrients, or wilting the second you miss a watering? You’re not doing anything wrong… your soil’s just missing its secret weapon.

Without beneficial fungi, your roots work twice as hard for half the results. Nutrients sit unused, water drains away, and your plants never reach their true genetic potential. It’s like trying to run a marathon with one shoe.

That’s where Myco Chum steps in. This premium blend of endo- and ectomycorrhizal fungi colonizes your root system, extending it with microscopic filaments that act like a supercharged extension cord—pulling in water, phosphorus, nitrogen, and trace minerals from areas your roots could never reach alone.

How Your Grow Transforms with Myco Chum

Before Myco Chum, your root zone is a lonely place—roots fending for themselves in a sea of untapped potential. After? It’s a thriving underground metropolis. Plants grow faster, handle heat spikes like pros, and bounce back from stress in record time. You’ll notice greener leaves, sturdier stems, and buds that pack on weight during flower—all without changing your feeding schedule.

What Myco Chum Organizes in Your Root Ecosystem

Think of Myco Chum as the ultimate root zone concierge—it doesn’t just add microbes; it orchestrates a whole support system for your plants.

• Nutrient uptake (especially phosphorus and nitrogen)
• Water absorption and retention
• Soil structure and aeration
• Root surface area expansion
• Defense against pathogens and transplant shock
• Stress resilience during heatwaves or drought
• Organic matter breakdown for natural feeding

Steps to Activate Your Living Root Zone

1. Review your current medium—works in soil, coco, and organic mixes.
2. Apply Myco Chum at transplant or seedling stage (1 tsp per gallon of medium).
3. Mix directly into the root zone or drench after planting.
4. Water gently to activate fungal colonization.
5. Avoid high-PPM synthetic feeds early on—they can inhibit fungal growth.
6. Watch roots explode within 7–10 days.
7. Reapply only if repotting or during major stress events.

Advantages and Benefits of a Mycorrhizal-Powered Grow

• Up to 700% more effective root surface area
• Reduced need for liquid fertilizers
• Faster recovery from over/under-watering
• Denser, more resinous buds at harvest
• Healthier plants with natural disease resistance
• Perfect compatibility with organic soils and living nutrient programs
• Works seamlessly in indoor tents and outdoor gardens alike

Frequently Asked Questions

How much Myco Chum should I use per plant?

Use 1 teaspoon per gallon of growing medium at transplant. For seedlings, a light dusting on roots is enough. It’s concentrated—less is more!

Can I use it with synthetic nutrients?

Yes, but avoid high-salt, high-PPM feeds during the first 2 weeks to let the fungi establish. Once colonized, your plants will actually need fewer synthetics.

Does it work in hydroponics?

Myco Chum is optimized for soil and coco. For hydroponic or aeroponic systems, consider a water-soluble mycorrhizal product instead.

How long does it take to see results?

Root colonization begins in 3–5 days. Visible growth improvements (greener leaves, faster stretching) typically show within 7–14 days.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I’ve tested dozens of mycorrhizal products over the years, but Myco Chum stands out for its speed and reliability. Last summer, I ran a side-by-side with Wedding Cake in two identical pots—one with Myco Chum, one without. By week 3 of flower, the treated plant was visibly bushier, with deeper green foliage and zero signs of heat stress during a 35°C (95°F) spike. At harvest, it yielded 22% more by dry weight. My pro tip? Mix it into your transplant hole *before* placing the root ball—that way, the fungi meet the roots the second they start exploring. Also, never store it in a hot garage; keep it cool and dry to preserve viability.