Mycorrhizal Inoculant
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drsaltzman
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Start the seed in solo cups.
Then when you put them in pots you can inoculate the hole.
Much easier than dealing with a seedling in a 7 gallon pot.
Then when you put them in pots you can inoculate the hole.
Much easier than dealing with a seedling in a 7 gallon pot.
waterproof808
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Mycorrhizae needs roots present to work. Best to apply it at the first transplant.
speedwell68
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Just put a small amount at the bottom of the hole when transplanting.
alphapinene
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or just put some in a salt shaker and shake on top of the roots when transplanting
You want to get myco actually on your roots in most cases, it takes a long time to establish itself in your soil and it requires a root to be present to even start the process, also if they touch your root if there are any endophytic fungal strains they could possibly migrate into the root for safety.
I haven't popped a seed in years but I usually dust my roots every time coming out of the cloner. I would assume you would want to dust the taproot or put myco in the hole directly along with the seed while sowing, not sure if either would be better than the other, but you would especially want an auto flower to be exposed to myco as early as possible. Mostly just because an auto will likely spend less time in the soil than a photo plant.
I haven't popped a seed in years but I usually dust my roots every time coming out of the cloner. I would assume you would want to dust the taproot or put myco in the hole directly along with the seed while sowing, not sure if either would be better than the other, but you would especially want an auto flower to be exposed to myco as early as possible. Mostly just because an auto will likely spend less time in the soil than a photo plant.
dynomyco
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Hey guys,
Just a quick reminder on the best ways to apply Mycorrhizae to your plants.
The two application methods that work the best are:
1. Mixing in the soil media
2. Mixing in the planting hole
Notice that sunlight and heat will kill the Mycorrhizae!
The most important thing is to have direct contact with the roots!
Hope we could help!
DYNOMYCO PREMIUM MYCORRHIZAL INOCULANTS
Just a quick reminder on the best ways to apply Mycorrhizae to your plants.
The two application methods that work the best are:
1. Mixing in the soil media
2. Mixing in the planting hole
Notice that sunlight and heat will kill the Mycorrhizae!
The most important thing is to have direct contact with the roots!
Hope we could help!
DYNOMYCO PREMIUM MYCORRHIZAL INOCULANTS
Do you know if applying to much mycorrhizal hurts the plants? I just droped a whole 5g bag into a 10L gallon pot by mistake
Shaded420
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Looks like you're growing mushrooms now and not weed, good luck
calvin.m16
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Sunshine Mix already has Mycos in it.
speedwell68
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I can't see that it would.
I normally just put a teaspoon full in the planting hole. 5 grams in 10 gallons isn't much at all.
calvin.m16
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I used your tip but instead of a salt shaker I had to use an old parmesan shaker because I got way too many transplants to do I'd be refilling salt shakers like a maniac. lol Cheers on the tip though I was just kinda throwing it in there with a spoon before.
alphapinene
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hahah no problem! those are even better than salt shakers lol