I wanted to just start my seed inside of the soil I’m using so I don’t need to transplant (15 gallon). I read after germination you can roll some mykos onto your root before potting it but I wouldn’t be able to in this instance.
Would I just pour some of the mykos underneath the seed?
I’m not sure about Mycos I used it and liked it but switched to Great White…Which you can mix with water and feed the plant that way…
If you can start in a smaller pot and transplant into the 15 gal, the plant supposedly grows stronger.
The mykos i use is water soluable, so you should be able to add a 1/4 tsp to your gallon of water and be good to go… i used it in my solo cups when i buried seeds this grow around
Hm, what’s the theory behind this? I see people start them in the cores (black styrofoam looking things), jiffy pucks, and the cocoa type pots. Seems like the only thing I am skipping is potentially putting the plant into shock. I’m sure there are benefits to repotting just not sure which.
Starting seeds in a smaller vessels allows easier watering/feeding and root growth. Starting the seed in larger vessels can have under watering and root grow difficulties 
Solo cup start
Transplant after substantial root growth
Red Solo Cup, ill fill you up, then throw a party!
Talk to me Toby 
Use (grow inside) a clear solo cup that fits into the red solo cup.
Allows “Root growth viewing” without disturbing the plant.
Thank you for the visual, it makes a lot more sense now. Almost as if the explosive growth at bottom is expecting resistance but doesn’t get the same so spreads like crazy.
