07/17/2026
Plants aren’t growing alone—they’re farming endophytes!
In the rhizophagy cycle, plants attract beneficial microbes to their roots, absorb nutrients from them inside root cells, then release many of those microbes back into the soil to gather more nutrients. It’s a remarkable nutrient exchange that helps plants access minerals like Nitrogen they couldn’t efficiently obtain on their own.
Endophytes are beneficial microbes that live inside plant tissues without causing disease. Many participate in the rhizophagy cycle, supporting plant health, nutrient acquisition, and resilience. Check out Bison Seed Coat for your seeds, clones, and transplants. 🦬💪🏆
