Hippie hipper
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Hey guys and gals just wanting to toss my method for transplanting. Since I've started this method I've never lost a plant! I use Mammoth microbes, mykos, and fish hydroslate!
Follow your normal routine, sprinkle mykos over bottom of the root ball
Place in the hole of new container and sprinkle more mykos around the edges of roots
Mix 1 tsp of fish hydroslate and .8ml of mammoth per gallon of water
Cover with some compost and then water a decent amount of the mixture above
Since I've done this I've noticed a rapid increase in recovery time, 0 plants have ever been lost or had rapid slow growth. This has been my tried and true method! There are a ton of reasons why this method is successful but to sum it up, it's good fungi for the roots, good bacteria to protect, and a little nitrogen to keep the plant kicking in gear!
Follow your normal routine, sprinkle mykos over bottom of the root ball
Place in the hole of new container and sprinkle more mykos around the edges of roots
Mix 1 tsp of fish hydroslate and .8ml of mammoth per gallon of water
Cover with some compost and then water a decent amount of the mixture above
Since I've done this I've noticed a rapid increase in recovery time, 0 plants have ever been lost or had rapid slow growth. This has been my tried and true method! There are a ton of reasons why this method is successful but to sum it up, it's good fungi for the roots, good bacteria to protect, and a little nitrogen to keep the plant kicking in gear!