Faster, Healthier Transplants
Big Foot Gold is a great way to make sure your transplant establishes a new healthy root structure in its new home. This can be especially important in houseplants purchased from “big box” stores that tend to overwater their plants, creating a dense but crowded root zone.
Giving your plant a better place to create a stronger root structure is always going to be better for it. Pair that with Big Foot Gold Mycorrhizae, and you’ve got one happy houseplant. Here’s how:
Prepare the new pot
Make sure your houseplant’s new home has fresh soil that isn’t packed too tightly. Make a hole in the soil about the size of your current plant’s root structure.
Add Big Foot
Take about 1 teaspoon of Big Foot Gold and sprinkle it around the new hole, giving it that satisfying gold glow.
If your old plant is extremely root-bound, you may want to give it some extra care before transplanting. Gently massage the root ball to allow some space between the roots. This space is where the mycorrhizae will do its magic.
Transplant Directly On Top
Place your plant directly on top of the Big Foot Gold. Lightly cover your newly transplanted plant and water normally.
Pretty simple, right? You’re plant is getting reacquainted with fungal spores and all the other naturally good stuff that Big Foot includes along with the mycorrhizae.
Enjoy a Healthier, Happier Houseplant
Your plant’s new home will become a mini-ecosystem with mycorrhizae growing and working along with your plant’s roots, creating a more robust root system that helps water and nutrient absorption.
Now that your plant is transplanted and on it’s way to a happier, healthier life – you can apply Big Foot every 2-3 weeks using a soil-drench method.
Your plants will thrive in their newly inoculated home, and you’ll be happy knowing that underneath the soil there is an entire relationship blooming between your plant’s roots and the Big Foot Mycorrhizae in the soil. Pretty wild!
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