MYCOBOOM
Help Form Your Symbiotic Relationship
Myco Boom is a next-generation mycorrhizal fungi inoculant designed to unlock the full potential of your plants ~ right from the roots. Whether you’re cultivating cannabis, vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, or trees, Myco Boom helps form a powerful symbiotic relationship between your plants and beneficial fungi.
These microscopic fungi act as living extensions of the root system, improving access to water and nutrients that roots alone simply can’t reach. The result? Stronger, healthier plants with greater resistance, vigor, and yield—naturally.
How It Works
Myco Boom delivers a concentrated, fast-acting blend of mycorrhizal fungi that quickly colonizes the root zone, unlocking greater uptake of key nutrients such as phosphorus, magnesium, and essential trace minerals. In return, your plants supply the fungi with natural sugars, creating a balanced exchange that boosts overall vitality while enriching soil life.
What sets Myco Boom apart is its ultra-fine powdered form. Unlike coarse granular products, it can be applied directly to the roots with precision—ensuring rapid colonization and maximum effectiveness right where your plants need it most.
Why Growers Choose Myco Boom
✔ Doubles as a Rooting Hormone
Myco Boom isn’t just a fungi inoculant—it’s also a powerful natural alternative to chemical rooting gels. Dip your clones directly into the powder to stimulate faster root development and reduce transplant shock.
✔ Versatile in Use
Use it for:
Transplanting seedlings or clones
Seed germination
Mixing into potting media
Brewing fungal teas to feed living soil systems
✔ Powerful Performance in All Grow Setups
Whether you’re growing in coco, soil, peat, or outdoor beds, Myco Boom integrates easily into your system—perfect for both organic and synthetic growers alike.
Demonstration Video
We show a small seedling that was rooted with Myco Boom and is now being moved into a new pot already inoculated with Myco Boom—showcasing how the product supports successful transplanting and continuous fungal colonization.