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The nute pack has mycorrhizae in it, which will only come out of stasis in the presence of plant roots.
However it also has azospirrilum and a few other goodies that WILL multiply in a tea with a food source.
Therefore, if you would like to use the nute pack in tea (soil/coco users only), it is perfectly fine to do so. I know I said that this was not necessary before, but given the fact that the mycos will not die off in the tea, and the others will multiply, I do not see any harm and only a little more benefit to throwing the nute pack in to the brew as well.
So go ahead and throw the 1/4 tsp per gallon in to the nute pack, but remember if you are diluting the tea at that point (1 cup per 5 gallons) you will be diluting the mycos down to about 1/80th of the intended dose since they will not have multiplied at all.
Now, there are more mycos in our product than I think any other "hydro" brand (we are at 125 spores per gram now of each of 9 species), so I am not sure if it even matters if applied very early in the life cycle. Also, the mycos are best applied EARLY and will grow with the root zone over time.
You may want to think about dusting seeds prior to planting with the nute pack, or hitting them a couple times when they are still in dixie cups or baby cubes or whatever with full concentrate tea.
You be the judge. Do what works for you. I am always happy to answer the questions and find the info if I don't have it.
Hopefully you can make sense of this info.
Happy growing,
Cap
**OGBIOWAR PRODUCTS ARE INTENDED FOR USE ON EDIBLE CROPS ONLY.
However it also has azospirrilum and a few other goodies that WILL multiply in a tea with a food source.
Therefore, if you would like to use the nute pack in tea (soil/coco users only), it is perfectly fine to do so. I know I said that this was not necessary before, but given the fact that the mycos will not die off in the tea, and the others will multiply, I do not see any harm and only a little more benefit to throwing the nute pack in to the brew as well.
So go ahead and throw the 1/4 tsp per gallon in to the nute pack, but remember if you are diluting the tea at that point (1 cup per 5 gallons) you will be diluting the mycos down to about 1/80th of the intended dose since they will not have multiplied at all.
Now, there are more mycos in our product than I think any other "hydro" brand (we are at 125 spores per gram now of each of 9 species), so I am not sure if it even matters if applied very early in the life cycle. Also, the mycos are best applied EARLY and will grow with the root zone over time.
You may want to think about dusting seeds prior to planting with the nute pack, or hitting them a couple times when they are still in dixie cups or baby cubes or whatever with full concentrate tea.
You be the judge. Do what works for you. I am always happy to answer the questions and find the info if I don't have it.
Hopefully you can make sense of this info.
Happy growing,
Cap
**OGBIOWAR PRODUCTS ARE INTENDED FOR USE ON EDIBLE CROPS ONLY.