Where does mycorrhiza come from?

Mycorrhizal fungi have existed since the first plants appeared on our precious earth over 450 million years ago. They form a close symbiosis with plant roots. They are called mycorrhizae, which means fungus and "rhiza," which means root. Because mycorrhizae allow to multiply by 20 times the root mass of your young plants during the phase of germination, cuttings once the plants are rooted... Try Monster X mycorrhizae the best water soluble mycorrhizae, 500 propagules per gram, grown in vitro in France, try platinum nutrientsthe high performance mycorrhizae. Monster X in 10g/25g or 100g.

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What ismycorrhiza?

mycorrhiza is defined as the result of a symbiosis between a fungus and a plant.

What is symbiosis?

symbiosis is a type of relationship between organisms with "mutual benefit", that is to say that both organisms benefit from each other and from the association of the two to the benefit of the plants

What benefits will this fungus bring?

The fungus will colonize the roots of the plant with its hyphae, fine filaments capable of exploring a large volume of soil. If the development of the fungus is carried out inside the cells of the root, it is called endomycorrhiza. This phenomenon is extremely common: about 90% of vascular plants are associated in endomycorrhiza! The endomycorrhizal fungus Glomus is useful for cultivated plants.

The ectomycorrhizae, the hyphae of the fungus do not go inside the root cells. Approximately 10% of plants realize this type of association. The ectomycorrhizal fungi form fruiting bodies that are sometimes edible: truffles, boletus...

The role of mycorrhizae for plants ?

Soluble phosphorus is not very available in the soil, mycorrhizae play an essential role in making this element (phosphorus) available to the plant. Mycorrhizae release Pi (inorganic phosphate) from insoluble forms in the soil and are more efficient in its absorption than the plant itself.

The hyphae network allows a much better exploration of the soil for crops in the ground or on ready-to-use soil

mycorrhizae are also the best storage place for polyphosphates which will be degraded and transferred to the plant that needs it.

In general, thanks to the mycorrhizae, the symbiosis allows an improvement of the hydric and nitrogenous nutrition, obtain an accumulation of heavy metals and an increase of the resistance to pathogens.

Mycorrhizae also make the plant less susceptible and more resistant to soil pathogens and other environmental stresses such as drought and salinity in improved soils.

In return, the plant provides carbohydrates and other nutrients to the fungi. Through mycorrhizae, the fungi use carbohydrates for growth and to synthesize and excrete molecules such as glomalin (glycoprotein). The release of glomalin in the surrounding soil will allow you to obtain a better soil structure and a higher content of organic matter in your soil or compost.

Mycorrhizal fungi allow plants to absorb more nutrients and water from the soil. They also increase tolerance to different environmental stresses. In addition, these fungi play a major role in the aggregation process of soil particles and stimulate microbial activity. Depending on the species, practices and growing conditions, mycorrhizae provide considerable benefits to plants and the environment in general.

Effects of mycorrhiza

• Produces healthier and more vigorous plants
• Increases their survival during germination or seedling launch after transplanting
• Increases yield and quality of crops
• Better tolerance to drought
• Reduced watering
• Increases harvest and fruiting
• Optimizes your fertilizers, especially phosphorus
• Better tolerance of soil salinity
• Maintains soil quality
• Controls soil erosion

Mycorrhizae spores

To simplify the thing for you and understand more easily, spores are like seeds with the chance to see them germinate or not, you have no security on their chance of germination and their rate of contamination regarding pathogens.

Mycorrhizae propagules

To make it simple, the difference between propagules and spores is that propagules are like cuttings, so there is no chance not to see them germinate. Moreover, there are 2 types of propagules, non in vitro cultured and in vitro cultured,to know that the in vitro culture of mycorrhizae allows you to obtain products without surprises with the expected results, while the propagules not in vitro make you take the risk of propagating pathogens in your crops, for more security we advise Monster X of platinium nutrients 100% grown in vitro and especially 2.5 x more concentrated than other mycorrhizae on the market.

Mycorrhizae cultivated in vitro

Avoids the risk of pathogens and diseases, results with certainty on 90% of plant varieties in the world, increases the root mass of plants by 20x.

Water soluble mycorrhizae

Mycorrhizae are 99% of the time deposited on clay which is not water soluble and therefore does not dilute in water, we can find like Monster X the best mycorrhizae made in France which is deposited in ascophylum algae which will make mycorrhizae 100% water soluble and moreover significantly stimulate your results thanks to algae rich in vitamins, natural auxins, cytokinins, and many other stimulating elements for plants in the beginning of their growth stage

Mycorrhizae soil amendment

The mycorrhizae in amendment, are very often deposited in a clay base allowing a good decomposition in the soil and allowing the mycorrhizae to act according to the different needs of your plants in indoor or outdoor cultivation, the closet culture knows the secrets of mycorrhizae and their function totally perfect.

Mycorrhizae for the roots

• A powerful root stimulator
• 100% usable in organic agriculture
• Increases root mass and rootlets 20x

Organic mycorrhizae

The mycorrhizae sold at culture indoor are 100% organic and adapted to your organic crops.

Different brands of mycorrhizae

Platinium nutrients ,Monster X mycorrhizae 100% water soluble and Dynamite seeds on a support allowing 50% of result in more on the germination of your seeds in any kind, seed of collections, rare seeds, medicinal seeds, vegetable seeds and aromatic herbs.

Biotabs mycotrex mycorrhizae in soil amendment on clay.

Hydropassion mC4 spores on clay.

Mycorrhizae department

Visit our mycorrhizae department at culture indoor your growshop for your indoor and outdoor cultures, the largest choice of mycorrhizae at the best price, spores or propagules, find what you need in the different containers on our online sales site since 2002, the sign of urban gardening and abundant crops.