Jay Reno
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Due to the high prices of mycorrhizal fungi products, I felt it was necessary to share this: https://moldresistantstrains.com/diy-how-to-make-mycorrhizal-fungi-inoculant/
It only costs a few bucks to do it yourself, and you can make more than most could afford to buy. Plus it's a localized and diverse fungal community. I know most are familiar with the Glomus species of AM fungi, there's a many studies of them facilitating nutrient uptake in plants, but there's also over 150 varities of AM fungi that aren't fully understood yet and variable in different ecosystems. Another reason to use the microbes present in your backyard instead of importing expensive products. Also, there's only one published study on the relationship between cannabis and mycorrhizal fungi (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15698640), and it's focus was on metal absorption.
It only costs a few bucks to do it yourself, and you can make more than most could afford to buy. Plus it's a localized and diverse fungal community. I know most are familiar with the Glomus species of AM fungi, there's a many studies of them facilitating nutrient uptake in plants, but there's also over 150 varities of AM fungi that aren't fully understood yet and variable in different ecosystems. Another reason to use the microbes present in your backyard instead of importing expensive products. Also, there's only one published study on the relationship between cannabis and mycorrhizal fungi (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15698640), and it's focus was on metal absorption.
