Mycorrhizae Question

I want to build a Super Soil & the base organic potting soil w/ coco fiber & Mycorrhizae. I’m discovering it’s really hard to find with that combo, so I want to add it in myself.

I ran across the following Mycorrhizae product & want to know your opinions on it if you have used this brand or similar. How much to add per gallon of soil, etc Any recommendations & help is much appreciated :hugs:


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This is the one I use. It gets added to my soil mix then when I transplant I sprinkle some down inside the hole before I put the plant in. I’ll follow the measurements suggested on the back of the bag for usage.
Every time I top feed with it mycelium pops up

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I’m gonna try this next grow. Your buds get really frosty!! :cold_face:

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Thanks Brother :blush::blush:


I think these products help out a little bit with that plus ILGM :dna: have been nice to me.

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It works great on tomatoes too.

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Promix offers a mix with mycorrhizae. I used it as my base last year. I also use dynomyco.

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Exactly what I run!

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Thank you for your input :+1:t3: I’ll see if I can find that.

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Kool I’ll try to find that too. Here lately it’s been hit or miss with stuff being able to even be "delivered to my area":woman_facepalming:t3:

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Do you know what the shelf life is? These products are much cheaper per ounce if you buy large amounts, but I don’t want to buy, say, 2 lbs and find it’s gone dead before I can use it all.

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I go through a bag roughly every 4 months

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Promix Premium potting soil has all that. I believe the bag with pink and blue color. It’s a soil based potting mix with coco and with myco.

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Do you use it only when you move seedlings to a pot, or do you apply more later?

I wonder if it’s better to distribute it throughout the soil or to apply a concentrated amount in the plant’s immediate vicinity.

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I can understand that 'cuz bagged soil isn’t the best packaging. With moisture inconsistency, shelf life, etc. I dunno

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I mix in 4 scoops of mykos with 5 gals of soil. Then when I transplant I’ll sprinkle some down inside the hole. I also add 2 scoops in when I’m top dressing.

To my understanding it has to come into contact with the roots to work. That’s why I put it in my soil & hole then top dress with it. It holds moisture so don’t pile it around the stem or it will rot :person_facepalming: learned that the hard way

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