Mykos Root Paks Mycorrhizae – Xtreme Gardening 10g Root Stimulator

Mykos Root Paks Mycorrhizae 10 gr is the ultimate cheat code for your root zone, designed to create a massive, efficient, and drought-resistant root system without you having to measure a single gram of powder. This is pure biological power in a convenient "tea bag" format that ensures your plants get exactly what they need right where they need it: the root zone.

Is transplant shock keeping you up at night?

Let’s be real: the most stressful moment for any grower (and the plant) is moving a seedling or clone to a new pot. You worry about damaging those fragile roots, stunting growth, or worse, watching your ladies droop and turn yellow for a week while they struggle to recover. That fear of "messing it up" often leads to over-watering or over-feeding in a desperate attempt to help, which only makes things worse.

If you don't address this, you lose valuable vegetative time. A plant that stalls for a week is a plant that yields less at harvest. You are leaving grams on the table and wasting electricity on a plant that isn't growing. The frustration of seeing a healthy clone hit a wall after transplanting is enough to make you want to quit.

Mykos Root Paks are the solution to this headache. By placing this biodegradable packet directly in the planting hole, you guarantee that the roots immediately touch the beneficial fungi. This biological alliance eliminates transplant shock, allowing your plants to start growing vigorously from day one. It’s not magic, it’s biology working for you.

What you can expect the first few times

When you first use Mykos Root Paks, you might feel like you aren't doing enough. You literally just drop a packet in the soil for cannabis and plant on top of it. It feels too simple compared to mixing complex nutrient solutions. Don't panic; simplicity is the key here.

In the first few days, you might not see an explosion of green leaves instantly. That's normal. The magic is happening underground. The plant is prioritizing root colonization. Once that symbiotic link is established (usually within a week), you will notice a sudden surge in growth that outpaces plants grown without it.

Pay attention to the water uptake. You will likely notice that plants treated with Mykos drink faster and dry out their pots sooner than you are used to. This is a great sign—it means the root system is massive and thirsty.

Typical mistakes and how to avoid or fix them

• Mistake: Placing the pack to the side of the roots. Fix: The roots must touch the pack. Place it directly at the bottom of the planting hole so the roots grow through it.
• Mistake: Using chlorinated tap water immediately. Fix: Chlorine kills beneficial fungi. Let your water sit for 24 hours or use a filter before watering your new transplants.
• Mistake: Using synthetic fungicides. Fix: Avoid chemical fungicides in the first weeks; they will wipe out the Mykos colony you just paid for.
• Mistake: Thinking it's a fertilizer. Fix: This is a root stimulator, not food. You still need your regular cannabis fertilizers once the plant is established.
• Mistake: Letting the medium dry out completely too soon. Fix: Keep the substrate moist (not soaked) for the first few days to help the fungi spores germinate and attach.

How to fine-tune until you find your perfect sweet spot

1. Start with one pack per plant: Don't try to double up yet. One 10g pack is perfectly dosed for 1-5 gallon pots.
2. Monitor your watering: Since Mykos increases water uptake, you may need to adjust your irrigation schedule. Check the weight of the pot daily.
3. Pair with bacteria: For advanced results, try adding beneficial bacteria (like Azos) during watering to create a complete soil food web.
4. Observe the stalk: Take notes on the thickness of the main stem. A thicker stem is a direct result of the expanded root mass Mykos provides.
5. Adjust for transplanting: If you are moving to a huge outdoor pot, you might want to place two packs to ensure coverage, but start with one to see the difference.

Advantages and benefits of treating it as a learning process

• Total Control: You stop guessing if you added enough powder; the dosage is pre-measured.
• Stress Reduction: You gain the confidence that your plants will survive cloning and transplanting with zero shock.
• Drought Insurance: You'll learn that your plants can handle missed waterings much better thanks to the secondary root system created by the fungi.
• Nutrient Efficiency: You will realize you can often use slightly less fertilizer because the fungi are so efficient at mining the soil for food.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take for Mykos to work?

Mykos starts working immediately upon contact with the roots and moisture. Colonization typically happens within the first week, and you'll see the vegetative growth spike shortly after.

Can I use this in hydroponics?

Absolutely. The biodegradable pack keeps the medium clean while allowing the fungi to colonize the root ball. It's much cleaner than using loose powder in a reservoir.

Do I need to open the packet?

No! Never open the packet. It is designed to be biodegradable. The roots will easily penetrate the paper to get to the fungi inside.

What happens if I use chemical nutrients?

Mykos is tough, but high doses of mineral salts can inhibit it. It works best if you keep EC levels moderate during the establishment phase. Once established, it actually helps buffer the plant against salt stress.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I remember when I used to spoon loose mycorrhizae powder into every hole. It was messy, half of it blew away with the fan, and I was never sure if I used too much or too little. When I switched to the Mykos Root Paks, the first thing I noticed was the speed. Transplanting went from a chore to a quick assembly line.

But the real "aha!" moment was when I accidentally let a tent get too hot and dry while I was away for a weekend. The plants with the Mykos Paks didn't even droop, while the control group looked sad. That's when I realized this isn't just a root booster; it's an insurance policy for my crop. My advice? Don't overthink it. Just drop the pack in, plant, and let nature do the heavy lifting.