JealousLeaf
Active Member
I've tried to look up this question using the search tool and just regular Google and I guess I'm not wording it right.
Also if I'm getting this wrong lemme know! I know I'm laying this out simplistic but I'm trying too be as to-the-point as I can.
This is all in the context of a rdwc or dwc grow. Though I don't know if that makes a difference or not,I'm still learning.
First, my understanding of Hydrofarms Orcas mykos is that they colonize the rootball and form a relationship with it that is beneficial and increases growth of the roots system.
Second, my understanding of Hydroguards bacteria is that they colonize the root system and eat the stuff that root-rot causing bacteria eat,thus out-competing the bad guys and leaving your roots nice and the water clean without having to use h2o2.
My questions: is it safe to use both of them at the same time? Is it redundant to use both of them? Will one bottles little dudes kill the other bottles little dudes? Or is it what I'm thinking, that they both serve a purpose and to use them both?
Thanks in advance brothers.
Also if I'm getting this wrong lemme know! I know I'm laying this out simplistic but I'm trying too be as to-the-point as I can.
This is all in the context of a rdwc or dwc grow. Though I don't know if that makes a difference or not,I'm still learning.
First, my understanding of Hydrofarms Orcas mykos is that they colonize the rootball and form a relationship with it that is beneficial and increases growth of the roots system.
Second, my understanding of Hydroguards bacteria is that they colonize the root system and eat the stuff that root-rot causing bacteria eat,thus out-competing the bad guys and leaving your roots nice and the water clean without having to use h2o2.
My questions: is it safe to use both of them at the same time? Is it redundant to use both of them? Will one bottles little dudes kill the other bottles little dudes? Or is it what I'm thinking, that they both serve a purpose and to use them both?
Thanks in advance brothers.