MycorTree® Root Dip: MycorTree® Root Dip is a mycorrhizal fungi inoculant formulated in a superabsorbent gel. It contains a “cocktail” blend of VA mycorrhizal (VAM) fungi and ectomycorrhizal fungi together with rhizosphere bacteria selected for their beneficial activities in the rhizosphere of plants. Just add water to form the gel, dip the roots or small plugs, and plant. 

Product Specification
Ectomycorrhizal Fungi
           Pisolithus tinctorius....................95 Million spores/Lb 

VA mycorrhizal (VAM) Fungi
           Glomus clarum..........................12,700 spores/Lb (28 spores/g)
           Glomus etunicatum....................12,700 spores/Lb (28 spores/g)
           Glomus intraradices...................12,700 spores/Lb (28 spores/g)
           Entrophospora columbiana.........12,700 spores/Lb (28 spores/g)

Beneficial Rhizosphere bacteria
          Bacillus azotofixans....................445 Million cfu/Lb (980,000 cfu/g)
          Bacillus licheniformis..................445 Million cfu/Lb (980,000 cfu/g)
          Bacillus megaterium...................445 Million cfu/Lb (980,000 cfu/g)
          Bacillus polymyxa.......................445 Million cfu/Lb (980,000 cfu/g)
          Bacillus subtilis..........................445 Million cfu/Lb (980,000 cfu/g)
          Bacillus thuringiensis..................445 Million cfu/Lb (980,000 cfu/g)

Polyacrylate polymer................................25.8%
Kelp Meal (derived from Ascophyllum nodosum)................................25.9%
Humates (derived from Leonardite)................................24%
          15% Humic acids
Greensand................................11.7%
Citric acid................................0.7%
Yucca plant powder................................0.6%
Yeast extract................................0.3%
Sugar (dextrose)................................0.3%
Maltodextrin................................5.8%
Inert Ingredients................................4.9%

Directions: 
Mix with water at a rate of 3-oz (by weight) per ½-gallon of water. Use more or less water to achieve desired consistency of gel. Dip roots of bare root seedlings into gel just before planting. May also be used to dip small container plugs: remove from container and dip plug. One-half gallon of gel will treat about 100 bare root seedlings of 12-inch height or less. Larger seedlings will use more gel.

Proof of Compliance with Specifications: The contractor will demonstrate compliance by showing invoices to prove purchase of product in sufficient quantity to cover the project at the rates recommended by the manufacturer. Include project name, date of purchase of product, and name of contact.

Plant Health Care, Inc., 440 William Pitt Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15238