GreenEden EndoBoost Hydro Soluble Mycorrhizal Fungi (7 Species) - Makes 120 Gallons - Mycorrhizae Root Enhancer - Bacteria Inoculant - Hydroponics or Soil

I thought I'd give a feedback on it because it really does wonders. I have a blue fan palm tree that was planted 2 years ago with a second one on both south corners of the back yard. One took off and is nicely growing, the second one not so much. It barely budged. It's still alive and healthy looking It just refuses to grow. I started adding Endoboost Hydro mixed in 2 gallons and repeated this every 2 weeks. Low and behold, the palm tree is slowly starting to grow and show some movement. Not as fast yet as the second palm tree but what an improvement. I also gave Endoboost to many of my flowering bushes, plants and even roses with more and constant blooms I've ever experienced. Even my neighbors complimented me how everything looks so lush and vigorous. I ended up placing another order for the same Endoboost hydro and also ordered the Inoboost. I'll keep that regimen going, especially for the palm tree which is finally giving me hope of a successful growth. My front and back yard has never looked this good.

It works , improved my gardens performance.

We used this product this year in all of our raised beds and the results were spectacular. Plants for growing with much vigor, and produced a lot of fruits. Also, this seems to fight the disease is very well. Highly recommended. We economic class well since it takes only quarter of spoon for 5 gallon water. Please make sure you use either rainwater or dechlorinated water so the poor fungi has a chance to survive. Only thing I’m not sure is the expiration date of the product.

8 gallon bucket pushing a 1000/L an hour. Put it like this: to stay just a quarter inch under the net pot, I can only use 3 gallons of water. The rest is filled to the brim with a healthy hearty ass massively strong root system. Do not use this product if you are not ready for REAL EXPLOSIVE results. Play games if you want to, you gone learn real quick that this product backs up its words. Am I Monitoring water temps?Hell nah. I'm consistently in the low to mid 80's. No Root Rot. Period. The only super petty, absolutely nitpicking thing negative I could potentially say is that the product stains your roots a super light brown. PLEASE BELIEVE I only made this comment because there's people who don't think perfect in certain instances can exist...but got damn it does. Green Eden has a fan for life baby. This product is the truth!

Misguided what the product does to get one’s money

Small amount for the cost. The product comes highly recommended so I’ll watch for good results, one positive was the fast delivery.

We purchased this product for a tree that had a fungal blight and needed to act fast before we lost it. We needed a root soak product for the fungus residing in the spoil that chokes out the trees ability to retain water and is HIGHLY contagious to other trees in the yard. So far after one treatment it appears that one of the trees has stopped losing its leaves and the other we are still crossing our fingers that we caught it in time. We will do another treatment of root soak in 2 weeks. The supplier is very quick to respond to any questions about the product and very helpful. They made a lousy situation a little better for us. :)

I don't know if this actually works for the roots, but I can verify it's easily dissolved in water. I tried dissolving a mycorrhizal product that's designed to be applied dry to roots at planting time. Even in a Vitamix blender that stuff will not dissolve. It's a tiny tiny package - at first I thought they'd mistakenly sent a sample packet. But you only need 1/2 tsp to mix into a 5 gallon bucket of water. I bought it to apply to my poor suffering lawn, but instead I've been applying it in liquid form around various trees to see if it helps their overall health. I'm recovering from a forest wildfire. And now we're having a drought here on top of the porous Rocky Mountains soil that retains zero moisture, so my hope is the tree roots will form a network of fungi that will help absorb and retain water down there where it's needed. I pour it around the base of the tree, then water it in well so it gets down to the root level. I did check first for any studies about pine trees and fungi, and it appears even the toughest pines do much better with the right kind of fungi friends. Also doing a lot of mulching around the trees so upper layer of soil stays moist longer.