FERTILISER Maxwell Mycological Granular


A specially formulated mycorrhizal inoculant containing 9 species of ectomycorrhiza and 9 species of AM endomycorrhiza. Ideal for all plantings, particularly ones in disturbed or poor soil. The combination of an organic 3-2-5 fertiliser and 18 species of mycorrhizae helps reduce stress on new plantings, increases nutrient and water uptake, whilst creating healthier and more resilient plants.


Pack size: 25 kg Application Rate Application Method


Planting Pit/Backfilling Incorporate 2.1 kg Mycological Granular per cubic metre of compost or soil backfill. Mix well to ensure even dispersal of material. Tree and Shrub Beds Incorporate 50 g of Mycological Granular per square metre of planting area, working well into soil around the plant.


Established Turf


Apply Mycological Granular by tining to the depth of the rootzone and brush product into holes ensuring that product reaches the rootzone.


Maxwell Mycological Complete


A soluble mycorrhizal inoculant for trees and shrubs. Mycological Complete helps improve transplant survival rates, accelerates growth and reduces the need for fertiliser, water and fungicide. Contains 18 species of mycorrhizae, minerals, trace elements and humates, making it the complete planting package. Can also revive established mature trees. 500 g will treat 300 2-3 litre plants.


Pack size: 300 g, 1 kg and 5 kg. Application Rate Shrubs or Tree Transplants Revive Stressed Mature Trees Growing Media Application Method Dilute at a ratio of 500 g in 600 L of water and apply 2 L to each rootball or planting pit.


Inoculate the roots under the canopy cover at a rate of 100 g per 200 m². Dilute in enough water to inject around the feeder roots.


Spray onto growing media immediately before planting. 500 g treats 1,000 L growing media. Maxwell Mycological Rootdip


Contains endo and ecto mycorrhizae, beneficial soil microbes, minerals and trace elements for increased transplant survival and faster growth. When Mycological Rootdip is mixed with water it forms a paste that can be applied to the bare roots of tree whips and seedlings. Suitable for all bare root and small containerised (less than 1 litre) plants except ericoids.


Pack size: 300 g, 1 kg and 5 kg. Application Rate 300 g will treat 660 bare root trees and up to 6,000 seedlings. Maxwell Mycological 18-10-12+5%MgO+4%S+Te Fertiliser Tablets


A total feeding solution for healthy trees and shrubs. Each tablet incorporates vital macro and micronutrients feeding for up to 12 months. The unique combination of nutrients and stress reducing compounds work together in the feeder rootzone - the area where trees and shrubs get their nourishment. Tablets do not wash away like surface applications.


Pack size: 500 x 24 g tablets Application Rate


Application Method


For New Landscape Planting, Bare Root and B&B Use 1 tablet for each 1 cm diameter of trunk at soil level. Revive Stressed Mature Trees Growing Media


Use 1 tablet for each 1 cm diameter of trunk at soil level. 4 L = 1 tablet, 12 L = 2 tablets, 20 L = 3 tablet


30 Creating a great environment for a plant's roots is the first step to success with any planting project.


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