Natural Stump and Root Decayer (Mycelium)

Is a tree stump in your garden getting in the way of mowing or new flowerbeds? Forget heavy digging and toxic chemicals that can ruin your soil’s balance. This biological preparation contains live Giant Conifer Crust (Peniophora gigantea) mycelium, specifically designed for the safe and effective decomposition of dead wood and root systems. The result is a clean and vibrant garden with room for new ideas and plants.

How long does the decomposition process take?

As this is a 100% natural method, the wood decays at a natural pace. Complete decomposition of the stump and roots takes 6 months to 3 years. The exact speed depends on the stump’s diameter, wood density, moisture levels, and weather conditions. This pace, in harmony with nature, ensures that the soil ecosystem is not harmed and that nearby plants, pets, and beneficial insects are fully protected.

Why is this the best choice for your garden?

• Effortless root destruction: The mycelium does the hard work for you, penetrating deep into the wood structure and destroying the stump along with its underground roots.

• Maximum efficiency: One compact pack is enough to treat up to five medium-sized stumps (up to 30 cm in diameter).

• Supports biodiversity and organic gardening: This chemical-free solution protects groundwater and fits perfectly with modern ecological trends.

• Multifunctional helper: In addition to stumps, this preparation is an excellent natural composting accelerator. It helps turn garden and household waste (leaves, branches, weeding debris) into rich humus that boosts your garden with new vitality.

How to use the product?

1. Dissolve the contents of the package in 5 l of clean water.

2. Cut deep notches into the stump with a saw or axe (or drill holes) so the solution can soak deep into the wood.

3. Apply the liquid evenly to the stump with a brush.

4. Cover the treated stump with soil, sawdust, forest mulch, or perforated plastic to maintain the moisture needed for the fungus to thrive. Then, let nature take its course!