Breed Your Own Mycorrhizae

[Organikz]

You want mycelium? Throw down some fresh ground malted barley powder and water it with fulvic acid/aloe/silica. The top of the soil will crust up for a.week.

 

[420Artie]

found this in my coco bed after posting on this thread

 

[firstcitizen]

found this in my coco bed after posting on this threadView attachment 716932

A pleasant surprise in the pot.


I use natural myco and effective microorganisms. I grow some myco for my plants and my compost. I use EM developed by leading russian microbiologists. (Microorganisms from Lake Baikal) I grow these microorganisms not to buy them everytime. I start to use cover crop and to grow plants to accumulate myco and Em.
But after all this i still give extra myco and bacteria to my plants via product created by growers. Real art created thanks to hard work. Rooting has become easier.
Content of the product: Endo Mycorrhizal : Glomus clarum, G. intraradices, G. mosseae, G. deserticola, G. monosporus, G. brasilianum, G. aggregatum, Gigaspora margarita.
Ecto Mycorrhizal : Rhizopogon amylpogon, R. fulvigleba, R. rubescens и R. villosull.
Laccaria laccata,Pisolithus tinctorius и Scleroderma
Plus proprietary ration of beneficial bacteria.


This makes my plants unhook.

Clone

cover crop

Spoor seed tea from B

arley and Ray.

 

[Organikz]

@firstcitizen

That's some nice magical stuff there. Innoculant is a must. Unless you can source compost from 5000 different sources and make 5000 teas. You may end up with everything lol. I use +LIFE plant biotic. It contains all of my mychorizal fungi and bacillus.

I honestly think you could achieve the same results with less effort as far as SST. The only reason SST was ever used was to malt the barley or rye, what have you. In an interview coots explains that a buddy says man why are you doing all that when you can buy it premalted. That's when malted barley flour was brought 8nto the equation as a top dress.

Just thought you may want to save yourself a little time. Not telling you how to raise your girls. I am down to 8 inputs total that I use to grow. That's all. I have an attic full of crap. I threw all of my amendments except MBP, kelp meal, karanja cake and ewc in my worm reactor.

Then there's my IPM stuff. I have an aloe plant, soap nuts, fulvic acid, silica, neem oil, spinosad...ok that's 10.

 

[firstcitizen]

Thank you very much for the guidelines and recommendations. I do not think I will make 5000 different teas.
I do it because it is interesting to me and it gives me pleasure. I do it also because of my curiosity.
I do it because I like to soil my hands. I do it because I believe that by touching by my hand and
spending energy for it I give it different energy and start.

Transplanted clone from the previous post, after treated with fungi and microorganisms.

 

[Organikz]

Thank you very much for the guidelines and recommendations. I do not think I will make 5000 different teas.
I do it because it is interesting to me and it gives me pleasure. I do it also because of my curiosity.
I do it because I like to soil my hands. I do it because I believe that by touching by my hand and
spending energy for it I give it different energy and start.
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Transplanted clone from the previous post, after treated with fungi and microorganisms.
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I definitely get that. Tincture and teas are fun but I just hate cleaning up haha. Hey it's all an adventure. These are the real pics. Fuck budshots. #loyaltothesoil #mulchporn #icantbelieveyougotmetodisturbmymulch

 

[lino]

Thank you very much for the guidelines and recommendations. I do not think I will make 5000 different teas.
I do it because it is interesting to me and it gives me pleasure. I do it also because of my curiosity.
I do it because I like to soil my hands. I do it because I believe that by touching by my hand and
spending energy for it I give it different energy and start.
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Transplanted clone from the previous post, after treated with fungi and microorganisms.
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You should ditch the chemical and go organic... LOL,, this is from the largest organism in the world.. this rare strain is from the old growth giant redwoods, very old rare strain also.

 

[lino]

btw, I was being sarcastic, your dirt looks badd azzz....

 

[firstcitizen]

I definitely get that. Tincture and teas are fun but I just hate cleaning up haha. Hey it's all an adventure. These are the real pics. Fuck budshots. #loyaltothesoil #mulchporn #icantbelieveyougotmetodisturbmymulch

You should ditch the chemical and go organic... LOL,, this is from the largest organism in the world.. this rare strain is from the old growth giant redwoods, very old rare strain also.

That looks great! Thank you for the words.

I started with heavy chemistry, then I passed to lighter chemistry, then passed to organic fertilizer,
currently growing with living organics. (BOX)

I am very grateful to friendly farmers from this forum for the transfer of knowledge.
All I have achieved is thanks to them. The essence of things is to convey the knowledge.

 

[firstcitizen]

Visible Actinobacteria and Trichoderma .
Оne I will put it in compost to kick start. The other will wait a little longer and then bury it to the roots of another plant.

 

[Kepster]

This is from Teaming with Microbes by Jefflowenfells - I am just starting to read it. All I can say is that I highly suggest. Also, watch this video on YouTube, the Oregon Cannabis Association pt. 8 with Jeff Lowenfells. I will include the links.

Book:
https://books.google.com/books?id=r3ZsL47QiVQC&pg=PA155&lpg=PA155&dq=fish+hydrolysate+teaming+with+,microbes&source=bl&ots=ekvvKeZmWg&sig=BHgdEhA0WOjzFp8G6EaJdUAqY28&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiG4b-jlLLUAhVl2oMKHcaAAk0Q6AEIOTAE#v=onepage&q=fish hydrolysate teaming with ,microbes&f=false

Video:

Great reading material mate!

 

[Samoan]

@Kepster Mahalo for appreciation and input, I am very glad you post that because I got the notification and another chance to go over it!

 

[Funkadelic]

Great thread!

 

[Kepster]

@Kepster Mahalo for appreciation and input, I am very glad you post that because I got the notification and another chance to go over it!

Get it my dude!!!

 

[Samoan]

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[Samoan]

we help each other! aloha

 

[chronic68]

What’s some of the best mycorrhizae products price not a issue

 

[Mr Bee]

 

[Funkadelic]

I tried it and ended up with a disgusting, fungus gnat infested , reeking anaeorbic mess. I buy mycorrhizae and have no problem paying a little for the clean convenience.

 

[Funkadelic]

NO hate no disrespect to the guys successful breeding mycorrhizae! I tried. It worked briefly then ended a disgusting disaster. I use Elite E which has liquid suspended propogules as well as Mykos, Great White, and Caps stuff . I'm doing a worm tower (DIY) so I'm not averse to trying - and even have those fungus gnats kinda under control finally .

I think moisture is a very important balance in cultivating mycorrhizae hyphae and fungal networks. Too much and it ends BADLY.