The thing is, I've got some. I've got several different brands even. The one I like is pretty inclusive ... Microbe Charge. I also have Recharge and Mykos. They are important, but everything in balance ... harmony. Not excess.All I'm saying is they are a very crucial element that many don't do right and over look. Those cheap products are basically bags of talcum powder. I spend more on the good stuff cuz it works with the beneficial bacteria and those companies don't skimp on the potency and quality of the sores and bacterias. They have more than one use with the blend of BB. Next time you have a plant with rot on the foliage or even in the roots, try it if nothing else works what do you have to lose.
You should be seeing mycelium in your soil every year when you pull those plants out of the ground, Sometimes my friends will have mushrooms growing out of the top of their soil thru the straw mulch they use on the top. The Rhizopogon Vilocillus, Rhizopogon Luteolus, Rhizopogon Amylopogon and others are responsible for that and is not included in Microbe charge. It's not just about adding a product either, you need to keep that shit alive. If you are using that and feeding high phosphorous your killing whats in the soil even excess N can cause problems for the microbes. The Idea of regenerative farming is that you are taking the atmospheric gases and sunlight and your plant uses that to feed these microbes which do all kinds of things. Like fix nitrogen in the soil, build up humic acid, break down nutrients and protect the plant from invasive pathogens.The thing is, I've got some. I've got several different brands even. The one I like is pretty inclusive ... Microbe Charge. I also have Recharge and Mykos. They are important, but everything in balance ... harmony. Not excess.
LOL you got me. I've never inoculated with anything. I wanted to try recharge for my next grow but it wasn't in the budget.I can tell by your profile pic that you aren't inoculating properly. Your flowers look fire tho.
I have some Golden Teacher spores ... you should toss some of that in there. That is, if you enjoy that type of trip.You should be seeing mycelium in your soil every year when you pull those plants out of the ground, Sometimes my friends will have mushrooms growing out of the top of there soil thru the straw mulch they use on the top. The Rhizopogon Vilocillus, Rhizopogon Luteolus, Rhizopogon Amylopogon and others is responsible for that and is not included in Microbe charge. It's not just about adding a product either, you need to keep that shit alive. If you are using that and feeding high phosphorous your killing whats in the soil even excess N can cause problems for the microbes. The Idea of regeneration farming is that you are taking the atmospheric gases and sunlight and your plant uses that to feed these microbes which do all kinds of things. Like fix nitrogen in the soil, build up humic acid, break down nutrients and protect the plant from invasive pathogens.
Yes!!! I started getting into all that too and it really opened my mind to the relationship of fungus and cannabis.I have some Golden Teacher spores ... you should toss some of that in there. That is, if you enjoy that type of trip.
I know that stuff is expensive but a little goes a long way, and you can use it grow after grow. I use great white or veg/bloom +LIFE. Mainly because they have worked for me in the past and have the most diversity it seems.LOL you got me. I've never inoculated with anything. I wanted to try recharge for my next grow but it wasn't in the budget.
Hey man I appreciate it!
Pictures not as good but I think the root looks pretty similar with the fibers and root hairs. Planted in FFHF nothing else addedView attachment 1281219
All your roots should like this when your plant goes into its final home.
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Thats a beautiful sight. Those soil blends do contain Mycorrhizae. All living soil has it in it, but they are recently finding out how different strains work better together when they are germinated at the same time and have certain beneficial bacteria present too. Those mycelium hairs are so delicate that handling the roots when transplanting can kill them, Also the nutrients you are feeding too. I usually inoculate shortly after the clone goes in a pot and when I put it into a bigger pot. I personally don't feel the need to use any kind of N veg product when I'm growing in rich soil like that, except fish and kelp one time maybe twice depending on how long my veg is.Pictures not as good but I think the root looks pretty similar with the fibers and root hairs. Planted in FFHF nothing else addedView attachment 1281321 @Glomus I just happened to see this right after your pic so I thought I'd share
Yeah as soon as I saw that root I've been worried about transplanting and thinking I better do it soon lol.Thats a beautiful sight. Those soil blends do contain Mycorrhizae. All living soil has it in it, but they are recently finding out how different strains work better together when they are germinated at the same time and have certain beneficial bacteria present too. Those mycelium hairs are so delicate that handling the roots when transplanting can kill them, Also the nutrients you are feeding too. I usually inoculate shortly after the clone goes in a pot and when I put it into a bigger pot. I personally don't feel the need to use any kind of N veg product when I'm growing in rich soil like that, except fish and kelp one time maybe twice depending on how long my veg is.
Scratch this post I apparently didn't see your metal fan. I'm surprised that's not doing it for you honestlyPs you got the little 6inch fans them things are horrible. Go to Walmart and get a normal sized fan. Preferably one that can disconnect from the base and you can hang upside down and try replacing atleast one of them with one of those. That's what I would do atleast and already done. Those small ones never really worked for me
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