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i read and article in max yeild that they cant colonize in RDWC, the pump blade breaks then up. in soil theyform a fine bond together, a weave if you will, but arent able to do so in water, very fragile
i read and article in max yeild that they cant colonize in RDWC, the pump blade breaks then up. in soil theyform a fine bond together, a weave if you will, but arent able to do so in water, very fragile
i just wish i could get lava here again..maybe this summer i can get a load..
" Mycorrhizae in pure water cultute is problematic as it is a filament fungi-these cannot take the abouse of an impeller pump as it breaks the fragile fungi up"
so i guess its not saying dont use it, who knows, def cant hurt.
Its not bad at all. You don't want to smell it, but as long as you don't stick your nose it, its fine.
One thing to note is that GW is not only Mycos, but alst endo's and ecto's :)
Works in hydro great. (colonize roots in hydro) You just have to remember to feed them, lol. I feed them sweet from botanicare. They eat sugar.
I use the full House and Garden line, minus drip clean. So for roots its root excelurator and Great White as reccomended by house and garden. I feed those and the house and garden enzymes Sweet Grape. I also add trace amounts of Gravity from Humbolt Wholesale. At the very end add humbolt Nutrients SnowStorm, but realize you have to throw all tubing away if you do. You should throw tubing away every run anyway. :)Happy Growing!
My baskets sit in the water as well, so perhaps they are colonizing the Hydroton? Anyone have thoughts on this? My roots look great, best ever... Hmmm...
also just to add. Im loking for diffuser tubing, the soaker tubing is NOT working out. Not enought bubbles. It works great in my 5 gallon buckets, just not in the tubs...