Elite 91 Myco Jordan - Professional Mycorrhizal InoculantElite 91 Myco Jordan is a wettable-powder endomycorrhizal inoculant built around Glomus intraradices at 500 viable spores per gram - a true commercial-grade concentration. It can be applied as a seed dust, root dip, transplant amendment, or root drench to colonize the root zone with symbiotic fungi.Once established, those fungal hyphae act as an extension of the root system, dramatically expanding the surface area available for water and nutrient absorption. The result is a measurable jump in plant vigor, root density, nutrient efficiency, and final yield - usually from a single application during transplant or early veg.Available Options 8 oz 1 lb 2 lb 20 lb Key Features 100% organic endomycorrhizae - Glomus intraradices at 500 spores/g Wettable powder for soil drench, dip, dust, or amendment use Suitable for soil, coco, and hydroponic systems Single application often sufficient for the entire crop cycle 2-year guaranteed shelf life when stored cool and dry Why Choose Elite 91 Myco Jordan Commercial-grade spore concentration at a single-strain price point Increases drought and stress tolerance via expanded root system Improves yield, quality, and nutrient-use efficiency Multiple application methods to fit any workflow Ideal Applications Transplant dip or dust Slurry-tech root inoculation for cloning rooms Substrate amendment for soil and coco mixes Hydroponic and irrigation injection at scheduled intervals Directions for UseSeed Treatment: Lightly dust each seed before planting.Cuttings: 1 - 2 teaspoons per gallon of water. Pre-soak the rooting medium up to 15 minutes before placing cuttings.Transplanting Small Plants: Dust 1 - 2 teaspoons around or directly on the root ball - direct contact with the inoculum is required.Amending Substrate: Mix 1 - 3 oz per 2.5 cu ft of growing medium.Slurry Tech: Mix 1/4 lb to 1.1 lb of Myco Jordan with 300 ML - 1 L of RO water. Dunk root zone of cuttings 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep, return to tray for 48 - 72 hours, then dilute and drench transplants with the remainder.Established Plants (Soil / Coco): 1 - 2 tablespoons per gallon as a root drench. Apply once up to 3 times a week through week 2 or 3 of flower.Hydroponics / Irrigation: 1/2 - 1 cup per 50 gallons. Remove filters and use minimum 18-mesh (1 mm) nozzles to avoid clogging.Note: A single root-drench application at 1 - 2 tablespoons per gallon is usually enough for the entire crop cycle.
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