Mycro in coco

Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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I don't use the brand mykos but just follow the directions. You can't put too much. Well you can but it won't do anything bad. Just waste your money :)
 
xtsho

xtsho

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You can but it's not necessary. I never have and I get roots as nice as what people post pictures of that do use it. Just because a product exists doesn't mean you need it. Some swear by it others don't bother.

Try it yourself. Do a plant with it and a plant without under the same conditions then decide if it's worth the money.
 
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Coco-garden

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xtsho said:
You can but it's not necessary. I never have and I get roots as nice as what people post pictures of that do use it. Just because a product exists doesn't mean you need it. Some swear by it others don't bother.

Try it yourself. Do a plant with it and a plant without under the same conditions then decide if it's worth the money.
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Good call it doesn’t do anything to the ph of the coco does it? That’s what I was mostly worried about
 
Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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I dont think you fully understand what mycorrhizae is/are.
It's a fungi, in a simple explanation they attach themselves to roots and build a vast network of 'tubes' that extend the reach of the roots. Thy use each other in a symbiotic relationship.
You're building a mycelium network around the pot.
 
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