Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae 946 ml – Plant Success · Premium Root Inoculant & Beneficial Bacteria

If you want monster yields, you need to start from the bottom up: the roots. Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae 946 ml is not just another additive; it is a highly concentrated biological inoculant that instantly colonizes your root system. By combining premium endomycorrhizae with beneficial bacteria, this product creates a symbiotic superhighway that feeds your plants more efficiently than nature could on its own, ensuring explosive growth and stress resistance from day one.

Is your crop stalling without a clear reason?

We've all been there: you have the best lights, the best genetics, and expensive nutrients, but the plants just seem... stuck. You check the pH, you check the temperature, but nothing changes. It is incredibly frustrating to pour time and money into a grow only to see slow development or weak stems. The feeling that you are missing a piece of the puzzle can be overwhelming, especially when you don't know if the problem is the food or the plant's ability to eat it.

The reality is that without a healthy microbial ecosystem, your plants are dining with a fork when they need a shovel. Sterile substrates or chemical imbalances can leave roots isolated, unable to absorb what you feed them. This leads to nutrient lockout, root rot, and a mediocre harvest that doesn't reflect your effort. Ignoring the root zone is the number one cause of "unexplained" crop failures.

Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae is the bridge that solves this disconnect. By introducing a massive army of beneficial fungi and bacteria, you turn the substrate into a living extension of the plant. This guide will show you how to apply it correctly to transform a struggling garden into a high-performance jungle.

Phase 1: Preparing the ground

Before you even open the bottle, you need to ensure the environment is ready to welcome these living microorganisms. Mycorrhizae are alive, and they need specific conditions to thrive and colonize the roots effectively.

• Check your water quality: Ensure your water is free of chlorine or chloramines, as these can kill the beneficial bacteria in Orca. Let tap water sit for 24 hours or use a filter.
• Verify pH levels: Although Orca is resilient, extreme pH levels can inhibit colonization. Keep your nutrient solution between 5.5 and 6.5.
• Cleanliness is key: If you are using hydroponic and aeroponic systems, make sure your reservoir is clean of old slime or pathogens before introducing fresh beneficials.
• Shake it up: The spores and bacteria can settle at the bottom. Shake the bottle vigorously before every single use to ensure a consistent dose.

Phase 2: Setting up the product

Orca is highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way. This phase is about getting the dosage right to avoid waste while ensuring maximum colonization.

1. Identify your medium: Determine if you are treating seeds, soil, or a hydro reservoir, as the dosage varies significantly.
2. Prepare your measuring tool: Use a clean pipette or syringe. Do not dip a dirty measuring cup directly into the bottle to avoid contamination.
3. Pre-mix (optional): For soil applications, it is often easier to mix the required dose into a small amount of water first, then add that to your main watering can to ensure even distribution.
4. Check the expiration: Ensure the product is fresh. Beneficial bacteria are most effective when the product is stored correctly and used within its timeframe.

Phase 3: Use / growing step by step

Now, let's get these microbes to work. Follow these steps to integrate Orca into your feeding schedule seamlessly.

1. Seedling / Clone Stage: Apply 1-2 drops directly onto the seed or the jiffy pellet. This ensures the taproot is colonized the moment it emerges.
2. Transplanting: When moving plants to larger pots, water the new hole with a solution of 1-3 ml per liter. This reduces transplant shock significantly.
3. Vegetative Growth: For soil/coco, water with 1-5 ml per 4 liters of water. You don't need to use it every watering; once every two weeks is usually sufficient to maintain the colony.
4. Hydroponics Maintenance: Add 5 ml per 35 liters of reservoir water. Repeat this every time you change the reservoir water to keep the bacterial count high.
5. Flowering Transition: Apply a booster dose just before flipping to 12/12. This prepares the root system for the heavy nutrient demand of the bloom phase.
6. Monitor Roots: In hydro, look for bright white, fuzzy roots. This is a sign the mycorrhizae are established.
7. Avoid Hydrogen Peroxide: Do not use H2O2 or strong sterilizers while using Orca, as they will kill the colony you just built.

Phase 4: Closing, maintenance and learnings

After you have successfully integrated Orca, the maintenance is minimal but crucial. Always store the bottle in a cool, dark place (avoiding extreme heat or freezing) to keep the bacteria dormant but alive. If you notice a bad smell from the bottle (like rotten eggs), the product may have spoiled, but a slight earthy smell is normal.

Take note of how your plants drink. You will likely notice they consume water and cannabis fertilizers faster than before. This is a good sign—it means the Orca is working, and the metabolism of your crop has accelerated. Adjust your feeding schedule accordingly to keep up with their increased appetite.

Advantages of following this flow instead of improvising

• Maximum Colonization: Following the steps ensures the microbes actually attach to the roots rather than washing away.
• Cost Efficiency: Precise dosing prevents wasting this premium product.
• Stress Protection: A properly established colony protects plants from drought and salinity stress.
• Nutrient Efficiency: You get more out of your base nutrients because the bacteria make them more available.
• Root Rot Prevention: Beneficial bacteria outcompete pathogens like Pythium, keeping roots healthy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Orca with other root stimulators?

Yes, Orca works great alongside a standard root stimulator. While the stimulator triggers the plant's hormones to grow roots, Orca provides the workforce to maintain and feed those roots.

Do I need to adjust the pH after adding Orca?

Orca is pH neutral and shouldn't swing your reservoir much, but it's always a golden rule to check and adjust your pH after adding all nutrients and additives to the water.

Is it suitable for organic growing?

Absolutely. Orca is a biological product and fits perfectly into an organic cultivation program, helping to break down organic matter into available food for the plant.

How long does the bottle last once opened?

If stored correctly in a cool, dark place, it can last up to 2 years. However, for maximum potency, try to use it within 6-12 months of opening.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I used to think that as long as I was dumping plenty of NPK into the tank, the roots would take care of themselves. I was wrong. I remember a Deep Water Culture (DWC) run where I struggled constantly with root slime and pH fluctuations. A friend tossed me a bottle of Orca, and I was skeptical about "magic liquids." Within 48 hours of adding it to the reservoir, the roots went from a sad beige to a brilliant, fuzzy white. It was like they woke up.

Since then, Orca has been a staple in my setup, especially for hydroponics. My "phase" is simple: I treat the seeds immediately with a drop, and then I maintain a strict schedule with every reservoir change. The difference in nutrient uptake is night and day; I find I can push the EC a bit higher without burning the plants because the buffer these microbes provide is real. If you want peace of mind regarding your root zone, this is the bottle to grab.