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Yeah it's cool. Once the symbiotic relationship between the plant and the mycorrhizal fungi is formed then the plant can tell the fungi to grow or actually shrink or it can just tell it to stop giving it the nutrients that it's picking up depending on what the plants own roots can pick up...

I think you meant that you wished there was a functional and active copy of the old site. I have something a little different. Right around the time OG got shut down people were scrambling to archive the data that was lost. I don't know who this was, but on marijuana.com's forum, which...

I think the first part you're talking about inoculating with a mycorrhizal fungi. You would do this first and really only once, maybe twice if you wanted to be sure. And you do it as early into a plant's life as possible. That network is going to establish itself and, depending on what the plant...

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There's a particular product on the market that's really popular and has a handful of beneficial bacteria species, a handful of mycorrhizae species, and handful of trichoderma species...and then some ingredients that feed those bacteria, like kelp, humus and fulvic acids, and molasses. It's such...

...If the label is accurate unlike the bacterias. But I'm not sure that part would be much to worry about. A simple inoculation is all that's necessary for the mycorrhizae but the bacteria may need to colonize and fight with whatever is already present in the soil and that'll take time so it's...

I've been digging in more and more and it looks like there were some updated results from ODA and they did test Great White. This was from 2018 The left is the lab analysis and the right is the label guarantee. The full report is here. (PDF Link) edit: Oh wait you said mycos and this test...

Which other two species benefit cannabis? Everything I've read only noted those two that you mentioned. Also something that I'm unclear on is in regards to feeding the microbes. As I understand, once the infection occurs then the mycorrhizae are exclusively fed through the plants. The only...

Mykos would be an example I think. On Amazon GW is like $8/oz if you buy the 8 oz container and Mykos is $0.72/oz https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003STB5N6 The thing about ectomycorrhizae, which GW includes 7 different varieties of, is that they have absolutely zero beneficial effects on flowering...

Those 7 ECM and maybe 2 of the 4 AM aren't providing any benefit at all to cannabis plants. You can probably spend less on a different product and end up with the same results of your focus is cannabis.

I've been trying to learn as much as I can about mycorrhizae lately and I'm not sure if this matters in the discussion but one thing in the OP is I swear I ran across an abstract of a study that had something like this in it but I couldn't access the full document. Anyway, another thing I ran...