Big Foot Gold Mycorrhizae works directly with your plant's roots to increase water and nutrient absorption, making it an ideal natural replacement for your garden and houseplants.
Big Foot Gold can be applied in a couple different ways, depending on your plants. Soil drenching is ideal for potted plants and other established houseplants.
Mix Your Solution
If you are doing a large amount of plants, you can mix approximately 1 teaspoon of Big Foot Gold into 2 gallons of water. If you are just doing one plant, then you can approximate this by adding enough to turn your water a rich gold color. Once your mycorrhizae is mixed, it's time to inoculate!
What Is Soil Inoculation?
Soil drenching is easy -- just be sure to evenly distribute the solution around your plant's root zone. Doing this every 2-3 weeks will ensure that the mycorrhizae can maintain a healthy and robust symbiotic relationship with your roots, making your houseplants look better than your neighbors.
How Much Solution Do You Need?
Here is a rough guide to how much solution should be needed for your houseplants:
| Pot Size | Solution Amount |
|---|---|
| 4" pot | 3 oz of solution |
| 1 gallon pot | 5 oz of solution |
| 3 gallon pot | 16 oz of solution |
| 5 gallon pot | 32 oz of solution |
Every plant species is different, but luckily they all benefit from the fungal networks created in your soil with Big Foot Mycorrhizae. Happy planting, and be sure to share your results with us on Instagram!