Highlanders cave
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No I don't think so man lol, I had told seanel that I would take some pics 

I never priced the syuff, but I know I need root help. I used Rhizzotonic (sp), and it helped a lil, but was $23 for like 6oz or something.
How much and how often do you use MYCO?
If you need root help, get superthrive... once you start thrivin you will never go back. Superthrive = super root system (also zero stress transplants).
For my roots right now its, Kelp meal, Earthworm Castings, Hygrozyme, and the Myco's.
For my roots right now its, Kelp meal, Earthworm Castings, Hygrozyme, and the Myco's.
careful reusing soil there will be alot of residual nutrients in them.. might wanna use a leaching product first... spray tops down with neem reall good too.
Mine is pretty close to this, every transplant gets EWC, MYKOS, and then watered in with some Kelp/Humic and Hygrosyme.... btw I dont even ph it and it still works great!!!
Also you guys are all talking about Mycos products you can get RTI's A.K.A. Extreme Gardening's Mykos for like $20 for a LB. Also Plant Success and Hydro Organics both make a pound bottle of Mykos for like $15-$20 as well. Plant Success also makes Orca or Great White or whatever for like 5x the price but pretty much the same ingredidents list.
Personally i like Mykos best... I sprinkle in about a 1TSP per transplant and that is the only time I even add it with still awesome results.
I know you are concerned that the MG is too heavy on it's own but I used it for my first indoor grow last year and I never had any problems. I grew out some Mandala Kalichakra, Mandala strains are very hardy, and got 2 ounces dried and cured a plant, in 3 gal. pots. I used Dyna Gro nutes but as I said the soil straight up was never a problem; roots were fine. Just sayin'.
If you do add something, add coco and perlite. That's what I use anyway![]()
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