Root Maximizer Delivers Maximum Yields
Do you know what’s in your mycorrhizae product? Is it safe to use without a respirator? Does it contain mycorrhizae beneficial to most plants?
Clonex Root Maximizer vs. The Competition
Clonex Root Maximizer
Non-toxic. Safe for use, non-allergenic with no known chronic effects due to exposure.*
– Contains Endomycorrhizae and Arbuscular Mycorrhizae. Both are known for being beneficial to the majority of plants.
– Created “In-Vivo”. Meaning it’s created on living roots.
– Created in a soil-like medium with natural organisms.
*Statements from product SDS.
The Competition
Health hazard. May cause cancer, respiratory irritation, and damage to organs through repeated exposure.*
– Contains Ectomycorrhizae. Specifically beneficial to fir trees and not the
majority of plants.
– Created “In-Vitro”. Meaning it’s created in test tubes or petri dishes.
– Created in an inert medium like Oil Dry or kitty litter.
*Statements from product SDS.
Dust or Drench Roots
GRANULAR: Apply up to 1 tsp. per plant for containers 10 gals. or less. For seeds, apply 1 Tbsp. per row foot, or broadcast 2 Tbsp. per sq. ft. and rake before planting.
SOLUBLE: Mix at a rate of 1 tsp. of dry product per each 5 gallons of liquid (multiply as necessary for larger applications). Apply as a drench or as a deep root injection. For maximum results, repeat application every 10-14 days.
If being used as a powder for “dusting” the roots, apply the dry contents of the package directly to the root mass or dust the planting hole, and transplant as normal.
Clonex Root Maximizer – Spore Counts
Clonex Root Maximizer – Mycorrhizae
MSRP:
4 oz = $30
8 oz = $50
1 lb = $90
5 lb = $400