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I've been using Mycorrhizals in our garden for almost one year. Initially I spotted the 'fairy dust' at a trade show, back in the Autumn of 2009, the illustrations of treated V untreated plants were amazing. Spring last year, I bought numerous packets in a garden centre sale. It appeared to be a slow seller inspite of video marketing in store. I find the product excellent, well worth the money, especially when I add - the advice, for LESS DIGGING. The American operation 'Mycorrhizal Applications Inc' has a superb website and they are really clued up with the application of friendly fungi, also list plants that benefit from applications.
WARNING:- I developed a fungal nail (2) infection early Summer 2010. Never had a problem in 50 years of gardening at any level. Cannot be sure mycorrhizals not involved, since the medical lab (unusually) could not indentify the fungi variety! BUT I NOW always wear rubber gloves when working in my garden which contains hundreds of innoculated plants. Using Mycorrhizals constantly now, latest treatment -a Fraser Fir - root proximity fungi solution injection - a new specimen initially planted untreated, as fungi supplies had run out. From experience I expect to see developments in 4-8 weeks. All latest new clematis have also been treated following advice from Mycorrhizal Applications tech crew.
Please note ALL my friendly fungi has been purchased in UK , the packets declare UK origin while one packet mentioned 'China'. However, whether this
eludes to the packet, packed in China or produced in China ? -I do not know!
My current packets declare '100% UK produce.'
PS Nothing against Chinese manufacture - almost always fantastic value for money.
SamWoerth Preston UK