I have soluble mycorrhizal. The only question I have is how often should I use this when I'm watering? Is it something I should only use a few times or add to every watering/ every other watering? Much love Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
When supplementing a plant with living organisms you're basically just starting a culture and it should continue on it's own after you get it established. When I use beneficial microbes in hydro I will add them the first two water changes in veg and the first one in flower. That's all the whole grow. The rest of the time I use a sugar supplement to keep the cultures healthy. The plant likes the extra carbs too. Hydrogaurd is an exception to that. I use that every water change just to make sure I have plenty of that good bacteria to keep the root zone clean. When I change the water I dump it all out and I like to have fresh stuff in the res. If you use a medium it never gets dumped out so adding more later on isn't necessary. Just feed the plant with the mycorrhizal innoculant 2-3 times and if you transplant maybe give it a fresh spike. Beneficial microbes may seem expensive to add to a routine but they can really add a lot to root mass and yield. You don't need to add them much over a grow because they are living organisms. They multiply. This makes them quite economical to use. A small amount can go a long ways.
Ok got it that's pretty much what I've done so far. I had to transplant one so I put a little In the soil where I was placing the roots, then gave her some water with a little In that as well. I'll discontinue untill next transplant going into flowering stage Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
If you're in soil you only need apply once, generally at first transplant. Once You inoculate the soil with the fungus they will continue to grow on their own. I have no experience with using mycorrhizal fungae in a hydroponic setting. J
