I have some Plant Magic mycorrhizae and the directions for application are to sprinkle in and around the potting hole. That's fine for transplanting but when using a single pot from germination what would be the most effective way to use this with soil? Should it be mixed evenly throughout the soil, or mixed into the soil a few inches around where the seed will be placed, or something else?
Mycorrhizae autoflower final pot from germination
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Herb & Suds
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Just top dress but if you are using salt based nutrients don't bother
Thanks. I'm using Biobizz soil and nutrients. Should it be topped dressed once, and at seedling stage?
Herb & Suds
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Why not just treat all your soil with it?
Herb & Suds
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Personally I would just buy pro-mix and be done with it
You realize it really is just to keep living soil ...living?
I don't fully understand the science behind it to be honest but as far as I know it helps uptake of nutrients by promoting a healthy rhizosphere environment. Maybe other stuff too?
Are you saying it's not needed in my setup which is Biobizz All Mix and a range of their nutrients?
Are you saying it's not needed in my setup which is Biobizz All Mix and a range of their nutrients?
Herb & Suds
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Most stuff isn't needed
It is all smoke and mirrors
Just like the seed business
Divide the products and tell you to add amendments
I use a multi fertilizer and skip all the other stuff unless my plants show a deficiency
I shouldn't have said 'not needed', I know it isn't essential by any means.
If it will offer some benefit though (which I think it will) I'll give it a try as I already have it. I'm new to growing so just experimenting with whatever I can at the moment. I'll give the top dressing option a go as you suggested. Thanks!