Root Roids Boost & Granular Combo – 25% Off

What is the Root Roids Boost & Granular Combo and how does it work?

The Root Roids Boost & Granular Combo is a two-part microbial root inoculant combining beneficial Bacillus bacteria (Boost) and mycorrhizal fungi (Granules). Together they improve root development, nutrient uptake, water access, and overall plant resilience. It’s not a fertiliser—it enhances how efficiently plants use nutrients already present in your soil or feeding program.

What’s the difference between Root Roids Boost and Root Roids Granules?

Root Roids Boost contains beneficial Bacillus rhizobacteria that colonise the root zone quickly. Root Roids Granules contain Rhizophagus irregularis mycorrhizal fungi, which form a symbiotic network that extends root reach. Used together, they cover both bacterial and fungal biology for a more complete root ecosystem.

Do I still need to use base nutrients with Root Roids?

Yes. Root Roids products are microbial support tools, not fertilisers. They don’t replace nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium inputs. Instead, they improve nutrient cycling and root efficiency, helping plants make better use of your existing nutrient program or living soil.

When is the best time to apply Root Roids Boost & Granules?

Transplant time is the highest-impact moment. Applying directly under and around the root ball ensures strong root contact and rapid colonisation. If you only apply once, do it at transplant. Ongoing monthly reinforcement during active growth can maintain strong root-zone biology.

How do I apply Root Roids at transplant?

Place 1–2 scoops of Root Roids Granules under and around the root ball, add 1–2 scoops of Boost, backfill, then water thoroughly. For larger plants, increase to 3–4 scoops. The key is direct root contact followed by watering to activate microbial colonisation.

Can I use Root Roids in soil, coco, or hydroponics?

It works best in soil, coco, and soilless mixes where microbes have a stable habitat. It can be used in hydro systems, but you’ll need good hygiene and maintenance. Think of it as a root-zone enhancement, not a “set and forget” reservoir additive.

Is Root Roids safe for seedlings, cuttings, and indoor plants?

Yes. Used at recommended scoop rates, it’s gentle and suitable for seedlings, propagation, indoor plants, vegetables, ornamentals, and natives. It won’t burn plants because it’s biology-based, not a high-salt fertiliser.

Can I use Root Roids with synthetic nutrients or other products?

It’s compatible with organic and synthetic nutrient programs, enzymes, and most beneficial microbe products. Avoid applying alongside hydrogen peroxide, sterilising agents, or systemic fungicides, as these can reduce microbial survival. If sterilisation is necessary, reapply microbes afterward.

Does high phosphorus affect mycorrhizal performance?

Excessively high early phosphorus can reduce mycorrhizal colonisation because plants become less dependent on fungal partnerships. Balanced feeding generally produces better microbial integration than heavy early P applications.

What kind of results should I expect and how quickly?

Most growers notice improved transplant recovery and stronger growth within 1–2 weeks when roots make proper contact. Benefits often include better drought tolerance, stronger establishment, and improved overall plant resilience. Results depend on good watering practices and sensible nutrition.

Can I overapply Root Roids?

You won’t “burn” plants with mycorrhizal granules, but using more than recommended doesn’t increase results—it just wastes product. Stick to scoop guidelines and focus on correct placement and watering for best performance.

How should I store Root Roids Boost & Granules?

Keep containers sealed, cool, and dry. Avoid heat, moisture, and leaving lids open. For best potency, use within roughly 12 months of purchase [Assumption: standard microbial shelf-life guidance] and store away from direct sunlight.