Kobe24 said:

Contains six species of endomycorrhizal (VAM) fungi:
Glomus intraradices….……... minimum of 20 propagules/cm3
Glomus mosseae……….…... minimum of 20 propagules/cm3
Glomus deserticola..……..…. minimum of 20 propagules/cm3
Glomus fasciculatum……..…. minimum of 20 propagules/cm3
Glomus dussii…………….… minimum of 10 propagules/cm3
Glomus microaggregatum….... minimum of 10 propagules/cm3

Glomus Intradadices .... Optic....need to read everything I post b4 you make yourself look so silly bro.... :harvest:

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Swampcabbage said:

I was reading on another forum they recommended "dusting" the roots before transplant, how do you guys feel about that?

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primeform said:

Seems like you guys are all comparing different products. This product and Mykos are simply pure fungi mycorrhizal innoculant. Great White and Mycogrow from fungi.com are diverse beneficial bacterias and fungis for making beneficial teas. I just got a bag of the mykos ill be using for transpants and will report my results.

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Str8Dank said:

yep i rock them both also. i didnt run them this time but i did last run with amazing results and i think i'll be going back. it's cheap just not for hydro unless you want to try and run tea bags.

multiple world records have been set by people using their products for biggest pumpkins. the mykos 30 is a all organic food source with mycho's in it im running it on my blueberry bush and strawberries and some pumpkins right now outdoor.

a chemD i pulled 236 grams from that was in a 2 gal bag i used this stuff on.

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