MycoMaxx Garden

10/16/2026

🎃 Your houseplants shouldn’t give you a scare.

Yellowing leaves. Slow growth. A plant that just doesn’t seem to bounce back.

Sometimes the real problem is hiding where you can’t see it: below the soil. 👀🌱

Healthy houseplants start with healthy roots. MycoMaxx introduces beneficial mycorrhizal fungi that form a relationship with plant roots, helping support their ability to access water and nutrients.

So this Halloween, forget the scary roots. 👻
Give your houseplants a stronger foundation with MycoMaxx.
🌱 Stronger roots
🪴 Healthier plants
💧 Better access to water + nutrients
🌎 Naturally supported soil biology
Don’t let weak roots haunt your houseplants.
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10/13/2026

Your houseplants know it’s fall. 🍂🪴

Shorter days and changing indoor conditions can mean slower growth—and different care needs.

Instead of caring for your plants by the calendar, pay attention to what your plants and soil are telling you. You may find they need less water, less frequent feeding, or a little more attention to light.

📌 SAVE this as your reminder to adjust your houseplant routine for fall.

10/09/2026

🌻 Two sunflowers. Two State Records.

What started as a fun addition to the pumpkin patch turned into another incredible accomplishment for MycoMaxx user Laird Dickinson.

Laird grew four giant-head sunflowers this season, and after seeing the size of two of them, he decided to submit their official measurements for validation.

Both came back as State Records! 🏆

The largest measured an incredible 90 inches — beating the previous record by more than 10 full inches.

And according to Laird, what was happening below the soil played an important role:
💬 “Having top-quality fungi and beneficial bacteria in my soil is the number one reason these plants got to the size they did. I can't thank you enough!”

From giant pumpkins to record-setting sunflowers, it’s been one impressive growing season. Congratulations, Laird! 🌱🌻

10/07/2026

🎃 2,046 POUNDS. One incredible finish to the season.

After a challenging growing season, MycoMaxx user Laird Dickinson finished 1st at the Nekoosa Giant Pumpkin Festival with a personal-best pumpkin weighing an incredible 2,046 pounds — officially breaking the one-ton mark!

And its journey isn’t over. The pumpkin was purchased and is headed to Chicago, where it will be displayed as a main attraction at a pumpkin-themed park. Thousands of visitors will get to see and enjoy this giant over the next month!

Congratulations, Laird, on an unforgettable season and an incredible accomplishment. We’re proud to have MycoMaxx be part of your growing program.

Healthy soil. Strong roots. Giant results. 🌱🎃

10/07/2026

10/01/2026

Planting garlic this fall? Start underground.
Choose healthy cloves, plant at the proper depth, give them good drainage, and mulch after planting.

Save for garlic planting day.

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09/24/2026

Fall is for Roots.

September isn’t the end of planting season. It can be a great time to plant or divide many perennials and give them time to establish before winter.

When planting or transplanting, apply MycoMaxx near the root zone to introduce beneficial mycorrhizal fungi right where that relationship begins.

Strong plants start below the soil.
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09/16/2026

Planting this fall? Don’t forget about the part you can’t see. 🌱

It’s not just about adding another product to the planting hole—it’s about supporting the relationship between beneficial fungi and plant roots.

Remove → Check Roots → Apply MycoMaxx → Repot

Give your plants a strong start below the soil. Make part of your fall planting routine.

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09/08/2026

Before you bring that houseplant back inside… STOP!

If your houseplants spent summer outdoors, September is the time to start watching nighttime temperatures and planning their move.

Checklist:
1. Inspect leaves and stems for pests
2. Check under leaves
3. Clean the pot
4. Remove dead/damaged growth
5. Check the soil and roots
6. Find an appropriate indoor light location

If the plant actually needs repotting, that's an opportunity to get close to the root system! Save this before moving your plants inside.

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