Mycro in coco

crimsonecho said:
i already burned myself on that bro but yeah been lazy and busy lately :)

do you see any benefits of salt based fertilizers and myco in coco?
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I wasn't burning you. I was simply stating you probably aren't the best person for giving out advice based on that fact.

To answer that question I'd have to have a basis of non-myco grown plants which I couldn't provide you with.
 
McShnutz said:
Recycling soil means to till it and reammend. Everytime you do that you disrupt the hyphal network and break-up all the mycelium strands they have to re establish. Still very present but not inter-connected.
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i agree but pretty much they’re in great numbers to re-colonize much faster

twentyeight.threefive said:
I wasn't burning you. I was simply stating you probably aren't the best person for giving out advice based on that fact.

To answer that question I'd have to have a basis of non-myco grown plants which I couldn't provide you with.
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i probably am not the best person to give advice atm as i said but if you haven’t done side by side i don’t think you’d be the best person also lol

well anyway i don’t need to be the best i’m good enough :D
 
Coco-garden said:
Thanks for all the info guys. I admit that I didn’t know much about it other then it helps roots in soil grows. I also haven’t seen much about it used with coco.
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Just a thought to consider. If you grow with coco and are going the organic route, make sure to include Trichoderma inoculate. I'm a mycological hobbiest and I use coco coir mix with my spawn to make bulk substrate, and I case it with coco too. Trichoderma thrives in coco. Konji, Verde, and hanzarium are the 3 to use. Google the facts about their benifits to plants. I never leave Trichoderma out when feeding my soil. They love chitin!
 
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Just a thought to consider. If you grow with coco and are going the organic route, make sure to include Trichoderma inoculate. I'm a mycological hobbiest and I use coco coir mix with my spawn to make bulk substrate, and I case it with coco too. Trichoderma thrives in coco. Konji, Verde, and hanzarium are the 3 to use. Google the facts about their benifits to plants. I never leave Trichoderma out when feeding my soil. They love chitin!
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bro do u know whats that???
 

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McShnutz said:
Just a thought to consider. If you grow with coco and are going the organic route, make sure to include Trichoderma inoculate. I'm a mycological hobbiest and I use coco coir mix with my spawn to make bulk substrate, and I case it with coco too. Trichoderma thrives in coco. Konji, Verde, and hanzarium are the 3 to use. Google the facts about their benifits to plants. I never leave Trichoderma out when feeding my soil. They love chitin!
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