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What I read on the package says not to be kept below 5c - 41f and do not freeze. If that's the case putting it in the soil at the manufacturing plant would be useless up north, getting it to market the stuff is going to lots of weeks / months where it's freezing & well below 41f killing off all the myco's.I think outside it would occur naturally with enough organic content.
fox farms products tell it like it is funny enough.
Happy frog is their budget (read cheap) potting soil. They inoculate it because it has little organic content.
ocean forest is their premium potting soil. It does not have or need inoculation as it has plenty of organic content.
And they do not inoculate their outdoor garden soil either I believe.
I see myco in my pots at transplant from time to time but none has been introduced by me.
What I read on the package says not to be kept below 5c - 41f and do not freeze. If that's the case putting it in the soil at the manufacturing plant would be useless up north, getting it to market the stuff is going to lots of weeks / months where it's freezing & well below 41f killing off all the myco's.
I get the hype maybe overblown but how can stuff like Great White sell for $30/ oz get repeat customers if they don't get results? The science shown ( that I've seen ) supports the use a mycro's product not one company in particular but mycorrhizae. If you stopped using it did you not get the advertised added root growth?
I've been generally pleased with most of my grows and I only added this to see if it does what's advertised. We all want bigger badder buds so I'll see in a month or so on next transplant to 5 gallon pots if I see improvement in root production.
i get way better faster root growth and higher yield every time in ocean forest than pro mix with myco.
and if the spores die below 40 degrees than why would pro mix put it on their bales?
The truth is the info on all these products says “may” give the benefit and they tend to use one clinical agriculture trial from the past to justify sales.
It’s easy to sell growers. We see improvement and believe it’s from product added rather than better gardening skill. Which I have proven over and over. My results kept getting better but I didn’t add anything for years.
Plants don’t need help from myco fungus to uptake available chelated nutrients in a container. In fact the roots would grow and search more without the help
If we are talking raw organic inputs then micros are needed to break down the food.
most of the info on myco is from trees and that is different kind of fungus. And it’s outside in an ecosystem.
I've been generally pleased with most of my grows and I only added this to see if it does what's advertised. We all want bigger badder buds so I'll see in a month or so on next transplant to 5 gallon pots if I see improvement in root production.
Yikes....each plant ? $116?If you want to see an improvement in root production, try unislabs sometime. I've never seen roots like I'm getting now. It's incredible.
They aren't cheap but they're not that expensive.Yikes....each plant ? $116?
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I saw the US amazon had them for about $100 + $100 shipping..+ taxes & duties for 16 of them. The Cdn Amazon doesn't show the quantity but I'd suspect it to be the 16 as well. The first site I got to was Unis Labs ? then a Russian site I'm afraid to click called unislabs . com I don't do Russian. Then Amazon Ah Unislabs lolThey aren't cheap but they're not that expensive.
I bought a case of 16 for about $100, I suspect that price is for a full case of 16.
They're not for me, I use cheap dirt (promix at the moment) water every 3-4 days. I won't live long enough to get through a new learning curves now. I know you guys like the Coco but after reading here the problems people have with it (learning curve) I'll stick with what I know.Check out indoorfarmer dot ca.
But also know these sort of require automated drip irrigation. You need to feed the plants 4 or 5 times a day in them by mid flower.
i get way better faster root growth and higher yield every time in ocean forest than pro mix with myco.
and if the spores die below 40 degrees than why would pro mix put it on their bales?
The truth is the info on all these products says “may” give the benefit and they tend to use one clinical agriculture trial from the past to justify sales.
It’s easy to sell growers. We see improvement and believe it’s from product added rather than better gardening skill. Which I have proven over and over. My results kept getting better but I didn’t add anything for years.
Plants don’t need help from myco fungus to uptake available chelated nutrients in a container. In fact the roots would grow and search more without the help
If we are talking raw organic inputs then micros are needed to break down the food.
most of the info on myco is from trees and that is different kind of fungus. And it’s outside in an ecosystem.
Congratulations brother. I wish you success in the future. Good job man.Well, today was my last official day at my job, a place I worked for the past 13 years, I left early and spent the day working for myself. Felt pretty amazing.
Having a couple beers to celebrate tonight with some good tunes. Here is to 13 years in the trenches, and many more as my own boss with my own business.
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Haha I should have just said I left that job, I'm nowhere near retired. I'm working more now than I ever have. So much so that I hardly have any time for my hobbies..
Thanks, it's both right now for sure lolLike they say hard work pays off, hopefully you have much success., running your own business can be challenging but also very rewarding.
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