Beneficial Bacteria out of bag no tea

kenmastazz · Jan 30, 2021

Hi,

i have some problems with root rot in my aeroflo system and hydroguard is not available in my country. I found on Amazon something similar it is called bactorrs13 from tnc.

Can I use the powder straight out of the bag in my tank or do I have to make a tea first?

TNC BactorrS13 - Beneficial Bacteria for plants| The Nutrient Company

A blend of 13 named species of beneficial plant bacteria. These have been shown to enhance growth, improve soil structure and provide protection for plants.

thenutrientcompany.com

rkymtnman · Jan 30, 2021

what do the directions say?

kenmastazz · Jan 30, 2021

rkymtnman said:
what do the directions say?

There is no direction really. On the package it says 15g to 100l water. 1:6666 ratio

kingromano · Jan 30, 2021

yes you dont need to brew a tea to use bennies in hydro

but they need some support to grow in, some kind of biofilter

with aeroflos system you can use a basket pot with a tights full of coco+your bennies in it.
just put it in a hole instead of a plant, hangin in the water

excuse my english

rkymtnman · Jan 30, 2021

kenmastazz said:
There is no direction really. On the package it says 15g to 100l water. 1:6666 ratio

i'd follow that.

Fishbulb · Jan 30, 2021

kenmastazz said:
Hi,

i have some problems with root rot in my aeroflo system and hydroguard is not available in my country. I found on Amazon something similar it is called bactorrs13 from tnc.

Can I use the powder straight out of the bag in my tank or do I have to make a tea first?

TNC BactorrS13 - Beneficial Bacteria for plants| The Nutrient Company

A blend of 13 named species of beneficial plant bacteria. These have been shown to enhance growth, improve soil structure and provide protection for plants.

thenutrientcompany.com

Hydrogen peroxide at is something to look in adding if u want thing to be cleaned of nasty bacteria

kenmastazz · Jan 30, 2021

Fishbulb said:
Hydrogen peroxide at is something to look in adding if u want thing to be cleaned of nasty bacteria

I tried the sterile way with bleach but is more work because you have to keep adding bleach every 2-3 days and you still need a chiller but with bennies this all becomes superfluous

Fishbulb · Jan 30, 2021

X8 auto pots
Coco and clay balls
Follow the Cana a &b mix
With
Rock renisinator
Moonshine
pH 5.8 to 6.0

Renfro · Jan 31, 2021

kenmastazz said:
Hi,

i have some problems with root rot in my aeroflo system and hydroguard is not available in my country. I found on Amazon something similar it is called bactorrs13 from tnc.

Can I use the powder straight out of the bag in my tank or do I have to make a tea first?

TNC BactorrS13 - Beneficial Bacteria for plants| The Nutrient Company

A blend of 13 named species of beneficial plant bacteria. These have been shown to enhance growth, improve soil structure and provide protection for plants.

thenutrientcompany.com

The nice thing about brewing tea is it will multiply the bacteria making the bag go farther.

cobshopgrow · Jan 31, 2021

instead of BactorrS13 i would give MycorrHydro a try.

TNC MycorrHydro - Mycorrhizae for Hydroponics | The Nutrient Company

Mycorrhizal fungi designed specifically for indoor gardening when Hydroponics is in use. If using a substrate such as coir choose TNC MycorrPlus

thenutrientcompany.com

from the same compnay.
the Bactorr is missing the fungi and the mycorr contains most of the batorr bacteria strains.
there is doasge recommendation for both products on their webiste btw.

lets us know how it worked out.
basically these TNC prducts are quite good, i use them too.

oh and i would say its a bit like tea out of the bag, it starts to foam quite quickly even without adding anything else, just steer well.
you can use it for brewing tea too of course.

kenmastazz · Jan 31, 2021

cobshopgrow said:
instead of BactorrS13 i would give MycorrHydro a try.

TNC MycorrHydro - Mycorrhizae for Hydroponics | The Nutrient Company

Mycorrhizal fungi designed specifically for indoor gardening when Hydroponics is in use. If using a substrate such as coir choose TNC MycorrPlus

thenutrientcompany.com

from the same compnay.
the Bactorr is missing the fungi and the mycorr contains most of the batorr bacteria strains.
there is doasge recommendation for both products on their webiste btw.

lets us know how it worked out.
basically these TNC prducts are quite good, i use them too.

oh and i would say its a bit like tea out of the bag, it starts to foam quite quickly even without adding anything else, just steer well.
you can use it for brewing tea too of course.

thanks for the info....im brewing a tea with 2 teaspoon mycorrmax in a sock in 6l RO water because mycorrhydro is not available at the moment. Its a lot of foam....do you have a an advice how much liter of that tea I should put in the 50l tank?

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