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When you introduce the powerful beneficial fungi in Piranha to your root zone, you’ll experience many amazing benefits. First, the fungi will help expand the effective surface area of your plant roots and their cumulative length by up to 75%. Scientific tests have shown this can help your crops obtain as much as 86% more nitrogen, 234% more phosphorous, and 75% more potassium than growing without these fungi. And this, of course, translates directly into heightened vegetative growth, greater leaf area, more bud production, better flower structure, and increased weight! Plus, these fungi secrete growth and bloom co-factors directly into your plants, further increasing yields. Lastly, Piranha’s fungal species are proven bio-control agents that seek and destroy harmful pathogens, including molds, while strengthening crop resistance to stress. Try Piranha, and because our Grower Guarantee ensures your 100% satisfaction, you can only stand to gain by putting it to work in your garden today.
Getting The Right Types Of Beneficial Fungi Is All-important For Maximizing Your Yield
As you can see, beneficial fungi are a valuable tool you use to maximize your gardens production. But please remember that it matter what type of fungi you use. You need to add the right types of the two major categories of beneficial fungi:
Category One beneficial fungi are called Endomycorrhiza. Believe it or not, these fungi actually have a form of “foot,” called a hyphae, that enters into root cells to produce sacs or branched structures. As you can imagine, the sacs and branched structures increase root mass and root function. Category Two beneficial fungi are called Ectomycorrhiza. These fungi create a hyphal sheath that covers root tips. They also create a hyphae net that cloaks the entire root system. Funny thing is, plant scientists used to assert that endomycorrhiza were the only type of fungi that inserted themselves into root cells, and that the ecto variety stayed outside roots.
New research conducted by our scientists reveals that super-strains of ecto and endo beneficial fungi both penetrate roots, so they have designated these strains as a mega-category called “ectendomycorrhiza.”
The good news is that whatever you call them, beneficial fungi form a web of root enhancement called a “fungal mycelium.”
Getting The Right Types Of Beneficial Fungi Is All-important For Maximizing Your Yield
As you can see, beneficial fungi are a valuable tool you use to maximize your gardens production. But please remember that it matter what type of fungi you use. You need to add the right types of the two major categories of beneficial fungi:
Category One beneficial fungi are called Endomycorrhiza. Believe it or not, these fungi actually have a form of “foot,” called a hyphae, that enters into root cells to produce sacs or branched structures. As you can imagine, the sacs and branched structures increase root mass and root function. Category Two beneficial fungi are called Ectomycorrhiza. These fungi create a hyphal sheath that covers root tips. They also create a hyphae net that cloaks the entire root system. Funny thing is, plant scientists used to assert that endomycorrhiza were the only type of fungi that inserted themselves into root cells, and that the ecto variety stayed outside roots.
New research conducted by our scientists reveals that super-strains of ecto and endo beneficial fungi both penetrate roots, so they have designated these strains as a mega-category called “ectendomycorrhiza.”
The good news is that whatever you call them, beneficial fungi form a web of root enhancement called a “fungal mycelium.”
Feeding
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**The majority of feeding charts are based on the soil medium recommendations - follow at your own discretion.**
Erith Horticulture is not responsible or liable for any damages to your yields. For official feeding charts please visit the manufacture website or request a feeding chart from our sales team. |
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PIRANHA
Recommended Retail Prices
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5L (4 in a box) £256.80
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