The products that I’ve looked at and list The things I’m looking for include these two: Root Rescue www.westcoastseeds.com/products/root-rescue-22-5gr?rfsn=6325012.8f0dd7f Mikro-Myco (you can only get it through Amazon USA & pay the import fees, to avoid this grab root rescue) amzn.to/33YNxI2 Join our monthly newsletter! newsletter.gardeningincanada.net
Keep fighting the good fight. These microbes are the long term carbon storage cells of a global carbon battery, without which terrestrial life would be at worst impossible and at best horrifically miserable. Regular folks need to know how to encourage and spread a healthy diverse Rhizosphere in every available square meter of land. And in that spirit, one random nobody from the internet to an expert, I have some advice. Make your own Active Aerated Compost Tea using a 2 part to 1 part combination of organic vermicompost and soil from the dripzone of trees on a local piece of productive land. Like an organic farm or preferably a fruit and nut orchard. Old school grass hay produced for livestock without chemicals or fertilizers is also an ideal source of Rhizosphere starter critters. When you get this method down you can produce a thick almost syrup consistency in the Tea that you can also adjust for N fixing bacteria or P fixing fungus just by adjusting the aeration time and adding a bit of kelp or fish extract to give the bacteria an edge in the fight for sugary molasses flavored dominance. I have used quite a few different branded packets trying to get a similar result as AACT. Absolutely none of them have ever come close to producing a more diverse or densely populated set of slides. AACT also seems, at least from my limited experience, to enrich the terpene profiles of anything grown using it from snap peas to watermelon and hazel nuts to cannabis. It may be less convenient but it can be done by anyone in a 5 gallon bucket or a 50,000 gallon nutrient agitator. The process is exactly the same and the results are always the perfect nutrient delivery and maximum production. Water, Organic Waste, Sugar, and as much air saturation as the brine can take. A 5 gallon water bottle from any store, a good strong air pump for a fish tank, sugar, clean neutral water, vermiculture, and a the right recipe is all anyone, anywhere in the world, will ever need to encourage a thriving Rhizosphere in any soiled pot or plot of land. And it's extremely cheap. But what do I know, I'm just from the internet.
Hi Ashley, I have been following you for couple months now and I would like to say thank you for all the scientific education you put out for the community because it has been very helpful! Love this video and also I wonder if you could do a video about slow release fertilizer like Osmocote that is said to use polymeric resin to coat the balls and the concern of the environment. Thank you
I’d love to see your review of the great white additives. They have multiple but I’m specifically looking at the crab one since it’s supposed to help get rid of some of the salt build up in your pot from using salt based nutrients.
checkout slf 100 for that too. It also has an enzyme that dissolves fungus gnat larves stomach. That plus high quality worm castings no more fungus gnats around my Girls.
Hello love! I just subscribed after seeing you on Canadian Prepper today. I live north of Chicago and I am renting so I need some ideas on creating a self sufficient garden indoor and outdoor for people in my situation. Have you done In videos on renters and gardening ideas. I’ve done potted gardens but not very successful as in the ground and not gardening inside but would like ideas on this.
Thank you for this information. I’ve been using Real Growers Recharge for about 1.5 years now and I don’t know if it is truly helping my plants but I find it fascinating to see the fungi growing in the soil.
I live in San Antonio, Texas, and our city tap water is chlorinated and fluoridated. I ordered the Mikro-Myco and I'm wondering if my tap water will kill the product. Additionally, I've often wondered what it's doing to any microorganisms already existing in the soil. I've heard that if you let water sit in a bucket for 24 hours that any chlorine in it will oxidize and become inert. I don't know if that's true, perhaps you do? How about the fluoride in our water? Do you have any thoughts or recommendations regarding this? Thank you for your excellent channel and content.
@@GardeningInCanada Thanks, I just watched that video of yours. I guess my primary concern was in the making a suspension in water of the spores to water my plants. If using tap water would be bad for the spores and or bacteria when making the suspension. Additionally, I will be adding beneficial nematodes and I'm wondering if the chlorinated tap water would kill them in the initial application where I have to soak them in water for 30 minutes before applying.
I love ur channel. I made huge container of LAB. Can u please guide me how to feed it to my container vegetable plants and how often? Can it be feed to the soil or as a foliar spray.. please reply. Btw. I love the way u address all soil related issues on ur channel. Very unique .. keep up the good work 👍👍
Thanks for the great info! Been on the fence with different products, and your video sealed the deal for me. Just ordered the Micro-Myko for our legumes :)
I use Bio SI and Bio SI select. They are liquid microbial inoculants. I use these in place of compost tea because I know exactly what microbes are in them and can be sure its not anaerobic. I use Bio SI select in plants that haven't fruit or bloomed yet. And the regular Bio SI once the plant has fruit or bloomed. I use powdered mycorrhizae on roots in transplant and even on my seed taproot if I germinate in a paper towel. Call me crazy putting it on the taproot But you can see the mycorrhizae growing off the taproot day 2 and I swear I've noticed faster growth in side by sides. I use Bio SI mostly for the other microbes in it tho not the mycorrhizae. It works incredibly well
So i bought one of these microbe products and sprinkled the powder under my lettuce and kale seedlings. How long it is take for this microbe to see results? To grow and actually helps plant roots?
I really hope you like dynamyko because that is the one I recently purchased haha! Also, would you recommend storing these in the fridge since they do not like heat? Love your videos thank you for making science more accessible!!
Have you tried or looked at the other products from Mikrobs like the microbial super pack? Or have you used or looked into products like Rootshield WP? I am curious to hear your thoughts about all the other types of microbes. I hear you loud and clear on mycorrhizae.
Is it worth using a microbe product if using conventional fertilizer in large garden containers? Thanks for making this, your videos are always the best!
@@GardeningInCanada Awesome good to know! I was mostly concerned because you had mentioned microbial die off caused by fertilizers and pesticides in the reacting to tik-tok soil tips video, but I'm sure I jumped to conclusions somewhere. Thanks for the reply and I'd love to see a video on the topic!
Hi Ashley Have you checked out the one from Early's When I asked for rhyzomes they gave me a 2pack system called EcoTea dry seed dressing. Upon looking at it now, I'm wondering what this is good for.
Hey do you think it's possible to cultivate the correct symbiotic mycorrhizal fungi from the stem or rhizome off a plant that's imported? Like do a scraping of the outer tissue and culture it somehow?
If that product will provide a ten-fold increase in legume products, why is it that commercial gardeners don't use it? Or rather, maybe they do but I'm unaware of the practice. A ten-fold increase in product seems miraculous to me.
They do :) BrettYoung, Nexus Bio Ag, BASF, the list is endless for people that sell this stuff. I used to work for one of the companies involved in commercial development.
@@GardeningInCanada Thanks for the reply. Your endorsement of this product intrigues me. Surely there must be some large, commercial growers that use the product? I'd like to contact some of them. Could you name a few? And thanks for your many helpful videos.
I will continue with Earth Alive soil activator because of our sandier soils. The Bacillus subtillus is also included in our schedule 2 of allowed products. They claim many things but the one I need under turf is the ability to join soil particles together when moisture is available and to return to it's spore stage to become activated at some future time. I think it mentions you to not kill it right out of the package by mixing it with chlorinated water. Root Rescue has some optics problems for landscape use because the package is very small and the price is high. Garden center DO not store these products with the respect they deserve. The effect on soy beans when you make Natto is the effect I desire.
I was looking into these and actually bought this exact product because it seemed the most legit I used some casting tea and added this as well assuming (hopefully) that the organic material from the tea would help the stuff establish better.. Either way my plants look absolutely amazing and are no longer showing signs of any disease or sickness like they were before.
The other Bacillus subtillus use is as a Bio-fungicide, Bayer has patented one strain. It used to be available to Canadian home gardeners but they sold the Natria line to a French firm who only markets it in the US now.
I am a novice, but I understand that Mycorrhizal Fungi is good for plants. I love to learn about plant and how they can thrive. Just wondering how much can you used for a mango and avocado tree before summer starts?
When is the best time to apply Mikro-Myco to roots as a dry application...when transferring from a jiffy peat pellet to a SOLO cup, or when transferring from a SOLO cup to a permanent container?
There is scientific data about improved yields in Yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius) giving higher yields when the soil is inoculated with mycorrhiza and azospirillum brasilense. That azospirillum is especially used in India and the Philippines. According to research from Leipzig/Germany specific mycorrhiza promote the production of certain amino acids in tomatoes leading to better taste. Those mycorrhiza didn't grow in hydroponics, peat moss or cocoanut coir. Here in Germany I am using mycorrhiza available in my country for production of tomatoes and yacon. Azospirillum brasilense purchased from Brazil costs around 500€ for professional farmers with many acres and my production is too small at the moment for that big deal. Universities here already make reserch on azospirillum but it is not available in shops.
@@GardeningInCanada yes i wouldnt trade these products for anything else in the medical garden, Check them out. Theres nothing else like slf 100 and photo plus from microbe life on the market.
Supreme growers worked . OG Bio war worked. I've had okay to mixed results with Boogie Brew Canada it may have been more to do with shipping and storage temps.
@@GardeningInCanada supreme growers no longer ships to Canada (Amazon sometimes does) but boogie brew Canada has high quality ingredients and kits and og Biowar was pricey but good.
@@GardeningInCanada they used to ship here I was friends with the owner of the company. Pepper joe still sells supreme growers home Depot us did as well
It’s very single nutrient type systems and is incredibly high. It’s not that it’s bad BUT you want to be careful. Major imbalances can cause issues with other nutrient uptake
Thank you for responding so quickly. 😁 Im using the R.A.W grow stage microbes only right now combined with blood meal, bone meal, dolimitic lime, some glacial rock dust for micro-nutes and was also wondering if their "BLOOM" stage microbes can be used at the same time as the "GROW" microbes. Also...would like to know if the product itself is even worth buying compared to other products.
I regularly turn to you when I have a plant problem. Most of them you have already address. There is a new microbe product that I have been reading about AND they are giving away free samples! Look it up on google and please tell me what you think. it is called "FISH SH!T"... They seem to be able to talk the talk, but I wonder if they can walk the walk. Bless you, I love your video's.
Hello new subscriber here! Do you recommend this product for sensitive terrarium begonias? (Xanthina, Sarawak/Lichenora, Aketajawensis) I purchased this product about a month ago but have yet to use it. Thank you for this informative video.
I am super interested in this topic. I did notice there are 2 other color bags of this brand (green and white). What’s the difference? Also there is a brand DYNOMYCO that I was looking at. What are your thoughts on this brand? I am mainly into house plants but also do a small cut flower bed.
Hi Ashley, would you please give me your opinion of this product? Thank you. Myco Bliss Organic Mycorrhizal Fungi (5 Endo Mychorrhizae Species Mix) for Plants (Powder, 1 lb)
Hi im a new subscriber got some catching up to do on your videos. Could you check out ecothrive biosys and all the tnc microbe products.. They have a couple microbe blends and a mycorrhizae. Ive seen a couple giant veg growers use it so wondering what your opinion is?
@@GardeningInCanada It seems that you haven’t heard of ANY of the offerings that home growers have been using for years. I think it funny that there is a huge disconnect between big ag products and opinions and those of the home growers. Welcome aboard!
Dang! Another great video, but about a month too late for me 🙄.I bought a big, 1 lb bag of myco bliss for my house plants: "5 species of endomycorrhizal inoculum." So it only contains part of the equation. Also, it lists it's fungi in propagules/g (200 of each type, so a total of 1000/g). I'm having trouble figure out ow that translates to CFU. Thank you again for the great content!
What would happen if i delite fish elmoshion on whater and then put Bacteria Culture for Biological Filtration and Nitrification in Freshwater Aquariums and leave it for a month or two with a whater pump siculateing the whater and then put the in plants like frut trees
well, ya can't be much of an expert at this if you never heard of Great White or Recharge...I mean really now. I have used both n they work but GW is pretty pricey for the small amount you get. This run im using AZOS N WOW, Wallace Organic Wonder together at transplanting n the they seem to be rocking my veggies AND Medicinal plants perfectly. But, then...I'll bet you never heard of them.
I work / have researched entirely in agriculture… me not knowing what products are sold on a small scale is not an indication of how much I do or do not know. Im taking my knowledge of soil science and apply it to plant care. Not in the business of selling products.
@@GardeningInCanada I tried an experiment with it. I planted my germinated seeds with soil and I layered Mykos in the pot. I believe I had 4 layers in a solo cup. What happened was all the plants grew about 4-5 times as long as they should have, normally. They literally sit on the soil like wet noodles. However, what began to happen about 2-3 weeks later was all these seedlings began to stand up and they began to grow stems 2-3 times larger than normal. I can’t tell you how they will finish, because I’m still on that grow atm. But I can you that they look extremely healthy and are unusually strong.
That is such an awesome video! And honestly deserves its own video. You would need to aim for anerobic options like LABS for example which i have an entire video and article on. gardeningincanada.net/diy-lactobacillus/
@@GardeningInCanada If Leca, Perlite, etc are highly oxygenated growing environments - what would be the reason to focus on anaerobic bacteria vs aerobic?
Yeah so if you have some form of aeration in the system. And then you could technically use all of these microbes in an aerated scenario. Issue is if it’s semi hydroponic meeting just a catch container with no air in flux
Just give me Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and be done with it. Legume nodulation is a parasitic/symbiotic response. It's useful if we're nitrogen depleted, but I'm typically not growing in such states - so that rhizome bacteria is a lost cause. Nodulation is extremely resource intensive for the plant (luckily it'll allocate nodules only if needed anyways).
@@GardeningInCanada I'm the only girl in on my moms side that doesn't have red hair. My grandfather had red hair that turned grey as well. But some of them have white hair as well. Im the minority in my family. But red heads are the most beautiful girls in the world.
@@GardeningInCanada you get them autos going yet? These guys can point you to a good seed bank; welcome to the recharge cult i mean crew lol ua-cam.com/video/BMqdLip2gsY/v-deo.html
Dont forget these arent live.. you need to activate these products same as em1 products , soil conditioners etc to really see them shine. Make a bloom basically. Enzymes are nice to add too. Rootwise Bio-catalyst Enzyme Elixer can jump start some "livingsoil" or say cover your bases effectively as well..
The products that I’ve looked at and list
The things I’m looking for include these two:
Root Rescue www.westcoastseeds.com/products/root-rescue-22-5gr?rfsn=6325012.8f0dd7f
Mikro-Myco (you can only get it through Amazon USA & pay the import fees, to avoid this grab root rescue) amzn.to/33YNxI2
Join our monthly newsletter!
newsletter.gardeningincanada.net
The link for Mikro-myco seems to be wrong.
Oh what the heck! A smoothie 😂
@@jeil5676 okay! Figure out the issue it can only be bought via American Amazon amzn.to/33YNxI2
7:40 you can thank me later🤣🤣🤣👍
Keep fighting the good fight. These microbes are the long term carbon storage cells of a global carbon battery, without which terrestrial life would be at worst impossible and at best horrifically miserable. Regular folks need to know how to encourage and spread a healthy diverse Rhizosphere in every available square meter of land. And in that spirit, one random nobody from the internet to an expert, I have some advice.
Make your own Active Aerated Compost Tea using a 2 part to 1 part combination of organic vermicompost and soil from the dripzone of trees on a local piece of productive land. Like an organic farm or preferably a fruit and nut orchard. Old school grass hay produced for livestock without chemicals or fertilizers is also an ideal source of Rhizosphere starter critters.
When you get this method down you can produce a thick almost syrup consistency in the Tea that you can also adjust for N fixing bacteria or P fixing fungus just by adjusting the aeration time and adding a bit of kelp or fish extract to give the bacteria an edge in the fight for sugary molasses flavored dominance.
I have used quite a few different branded packets trying to get a similar result as AACT. Absolutely none of them have ever come close to producing a more diverse or densely populated set of slides. AACT also seems, at least from my limited experience, to enrich the terpene profiles of anything grown using it from snap peas to watermelon and hazel nuts to cannabis.
It may be less convenient but it can be done by anyone in a 5 gallon bucket or a 50,000 gallon nutrient agitator. The process is exactly the same and the results are always the perfect nutrient delivery and maximum production. Water, Organic Waste, Sugar, and as much air saturation as the brine can take.
A 5 gallon water bottle from any store, a good strong air pump for a fish tank, sugar, clean neutral water, vermiculture, and a the right recipe is all anyone, anywhere in the world, will ever need to encourage a thriving Rhizosphere in any soiled pot or plot of land.
And it's extremely cheap.
But what do I know, I'm just from the internet.
Love Mikrobs! Glad to see you like it too! Really high quality stuff.
It really is!
CP sent me here! Awesome collab and greetings from Texas!
Hey! Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Ashley, I have been following you for couple months now and I would like to say thank you for all the scientific education you put out for the community because it has been very helpful! Love this video and also I wonder if you could do a video about slow release fertilizer like Osmocote that is said to use polymeric resin to coat the balls and the concern of the environment. Thank you
Glad you enjoy! I will plop that onto the list.
@@GardeningInCanada yay! Wonderful!
I’d love to see your review of the great white additives. They have multiple but I’m specifically looking at the crab one since it’s supposed to help get rid of some of the salt build up in your pot from using salt based nutrients.
Oh interesting! Do they have a websote
checkout slf 100 for that too. It also has an enzyme that dissolves fungus gnat larves stomach. That plus high quality worm castings no more fungus gnats around my Girls.
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Plant revolution is the parent brand that makes great white. I would link it but UA-cam does not like website urls in comments.
RECHARGE
Hello love! I just subscribed after seeing you on Canadian Prepper today. I live north of Chicago and I am renting so I need some ideas on creating a self sufficient garden indoor and outdoor for people in my situation. Have you done In videos on renters and gardening ideas. I’ve done potted gardens but not very successful as in the ground and not gardening inside but would like ideas on this.
Hey! Yea actually the series I am doing with Nate is actually going to be all about that.
Thank you for this information. I’ve been using Real Growers Recharge for about 1.5 years now and I don’t know if it is truly helping my plants but I find it fascinating to see the fungi growing in the soil.
Interesting I will have to look into that one
I live in San Antonio, Texas, and our city tap water is chlorinated and fluoridated. I ordered the Mikro-Myco and I'm wondering if my tap water will kill the product. Additionally, I've often wondered what it's doing to any microorganisms already existing in the soil. I've heard that if you let water sit in a bucket for 24 hours that any chlorine in it will oxidize and become inert. I don't know if that's true, perhaps you do? How about the fluoride in our water? Do you have any thoughts or recommendations regarding this? Thank you for your excellent channel and content.
I did a video on this actually! That should answer your questions ua-cam.com/video/R7Qqb_lLzXo/v-deo.html
@@GardeningInCanada Thanks, I just watched that video of yours. I guess my primary concern was in the making a suspension in water of the spores to water my plants. If using tap water would be bad for the spores and or bacteria when making the suspension.
Additionally, I will be adding beneficial nematodes and I'm wondering if the chlorinated tap water would kill them in the initial application where I have to soak them in water for 30 minutes before applying.
Ashley! Thanks 😊
Anytime!
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Have never used this types of amendment. So it's all new to me. But, based on your presentation. I suppose I should give it ay
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Give it a shot! it works really nice
What do you think about easy care envirolawn offered by West Coast Seed? I'm thinking of putting it on my garden pathways.
I’ll have to look into that! I’ll do a video
I love ur channel. I made huge container of LAB. Can u please guide me how to feed it to my container vegetable plants and how often? Can it be feed to the soil or as a foliar spray.. please reply. Btw. I love the way u address all soil related issues on ur channel. Very unique .. keep up the good work 👍👍
I would do 2-3 tablespoons per gallon.
How long ca they be kept in a cool dry dark place? Dont these products expire?
They don’t have an expiry date but I’m assuming it’s somewhere around the five year mark when populations start decreasing
Thanks for the great info! Been on the fence with different products, and your video sealed the deal for me. Just ordered the Micro-Myko for our legumes :)
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Thanks awesome!
I use Bio SI and Bio SI select. They are liquid microbial inoculants. I use these in place of compost tea because I know exactly what microbes are in them and can be sure its not anaerobic. I use Bio SI select in plants that haven't fruit or bloomed yet. And the regular Bio SI once the plant has fruit or bloomed. I use powdered mycorrhizae on roots in transplant and even on my seed taproot if I germinate in a paper towel. Call me crazy putting it on the taproot But you can see the mycorrhizae growing off the taproot day 2 and I swear I've noticed faster growth in side by sides. I use Bio SI mostly for the other microbes in it tho not the mycorrhizae. It works incredibly well
I totally believe it increases the biomass production below and above the ground.
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Have you done that video on how to apply this to your houseplants?
So i bought one of these microbe products and sprinkled the powder under my lettuce and kale seedlings. How long it is take for this microbe to see results? To grow and actually helps plant roots?
Months. You need the hyphae to grow and symbiosis to form
@@GardeningInCanada i feel like i just wasted the money lol how can i speed up the process?
I really hope you like dynamyko because that is the one I recently purchased haha! Also, would you recommend storing these in the fridge since they do not like heat? Love your videos thank you for making science more accessible!!
You totally could store it in the fridge. We used to store ours in coolers and transport them to the field in coolers
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Have you tried or looked at the other products from Mikrobs like the microbial super pack? Or have you used or looked into products like Rootshield WP? I am curious to hear your thoughts about all the other types of microbes. I hear you loud and clear on mycorrhizae.
I have seen them! I just have not tried them
Is it worth using a microbe product if using conventional fertilizer in large garden containers? Thanks for making this, your videos are always the best!
Yes, absolutely. ill do a video on this.
@@GardeningInCanada Awesome good to know! I was mostly concerned because you had mentioned microbial die off caused by fertilizers and pesticides in the reacting to tik-tok soil tips video, but I'm sure I jumped to conclusions somewhere. Thanks for the reply and I'd love to see a video on the topic!
Yea it’s a mini die off basically
I had this same question! So how often should you reapply it?
I’ve ordered “Microbe Complete” and “Bio-Phos” from Rootwise in Colorado and have enjoyed the success
I’d love to hear your opinion on them if you get a chance
Okay! Good to know
can u please do a review of great white
Please review Recharge. The guys on the Dude grows show talk about it all the time
okay! good to know
Hi Ashley Have you checked out the one from Early's When I asked for rhyzomes they gave me a 2pack system called EcoTea dry seed dressing. Upon looking at it now, I'm wondering what this is good for.
Oh I haven’t heard of that. I can run in and maybe go look because they are right by my office
Is this the kind of product you could.d use to inoculate biochar? I am just figuring it out. Have you made a video on biochar?
You could use it to inoculate biochar! I have done a biochar video but I didn't talk about inoculation.
Hey do you think it's possible to cultivate the correct symbiotic mycorrhizal fungi from the stem or rhizome off a plant that's imported? Like do a scraping of the outer tissue and culture it somehow?
I got the mikbos care pack have you tried any of the other products they make ? It came with the orange bag you showed as well as a few others
If that product will provide a ten-fold increase in legume products, why is it that commercial gardeners don't use it? Or rather, maybe they do but I'm unaware of the practice. A ten-fold increase in product seems miraculous to me.
They do :) BrettYoung, Nexus Bio Ag, BASF, the list is endless for people that sell this stuff. I used to work for one of the companies involved in commercial development.
@@GardeningInCanada Thanks for the reply. Your endorsement of this product intrigues me. Surely there must be some large, commercial growers that use the product? I'd like to contact some of them. Could you name a few?
And thanks for your many helpful videos.
If i use promix hp, would these products be overkill?
Thank you I enjoyed the information in this video!!
You are so welcome!
If I mix up some Mikrobs and don't use the water solution within a couple of days will it be okay to still use the water on my plants?
I will continue with Earth Alive soil activator because of our sandier soils.
The Bacillus subtillus is also included in our schedule 2 of allowed products.
They claim many things but the one I need under turf is the ability to join soil particles together when moisture is available and to return to it's spore stage to become activated at some future time.
I think it mentions you to not kill it right out of the package by mixing it with chlorinated water.
Root Rescue has some optics problems for landscape use because the package is very small and the price is high.
Garden center DO not store these products with the respect they deserve.
The effect on soy beans when you make Natto is the effect I desire.
I agree with that they just throw them on shelves
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
thanks a lot
Have you heard of URB natural ? It has a big following in the cannabis industry. I’d love your opinion!
I haven’t!
I was looking into these and actually bought this exact product because it seemed the most legit I used some casting tea and added this as well assuming (hopefully) that the organic material from the tea would help the stuff establish better.. Either way my plants look absolutely amazing and are no longer showing signs of any disease or sickness like they were before.
Thats awesome! i really like the product so far
What’s your take on AEA Mycogenesis? I appreciate the your knowledge…. Thanks
I will look into that I haven’t seen that before
or the Lush Roots from Dragonfly Earth Medicine 🥰
The other Bacillus subtillus use is as a Bio-fungicide, Bayer has patented one strain. It used to be available to Canadian home gardeners but they sold the Natria line to a French firm who only markets it in the US now.
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
@@maigematthews5620 Maybe?
As a sub, we have Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
@@teac117 I see a blend of the two on the Koppert website.
I would trust them because of their great beneficial insect products.
Thank you!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed!
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
I am a novice, but I understand that
Mycorrhizal Fungi is good for plants.
I love to learn about plant and how they can thrive. Just wondering how much can you used for a mango and avocado tree before summer starts?
I would just dip or water suspend the the product just follow the instructions
Thx
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
When is the best time to apply Mikro-Myco to roots as a dry application...when transferring from a jiffy peat pellet to a SOLO cup, or when transferring from a SOLO cup to a permanent container?
Either or. I would do peat pellet to solo cup
There is scientific data about improved yields in Yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius) giving higher yields when the soil is inoculated with mycorrhiza and azospirillum brasilense. That azospirillum is especially used in India and the Philippines.
According to research from Leipzig/Germany specific mycorrhiza promote the production of certain amino acids in tomatoes leading to better taste. Those mycorrhiza didn't grow in hydroponics, peat moss or cocoanut coir.
Here in Germany I am using mycorrhiza available in my country for production of tomatoes and yacon.
Azospirillum brasilense purchased from Brazil costs around 500€ for professional farmers with many acres and my production is too small at the moment for that big deal. Universities here already make reserch on azospirillum but it is not available in shops.
Yea! So we used to use strains from Australia, Middle East all over everyone has something a hit different
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Since I'm in Belgium what brand do you purchase in Germany?
Hi there have you looked into ACF-SR bacteria from Advanced AG yet
I looked a bit but couldn't find much for research but I will take another look
Hello, can you help me please? Is the smart grower one sold on amazon a good one to use ?
What do you think about "xtreme gardening Mykos" ?
my understanding is that is has only one strain. so you will need to make sure that strain matches your plant species
i use Recharge, slf 100 and photosythesis Plus
Good to know and you really enjoy the results so far
@@GardeningInCanada yes i wouldnt trade these products for anything else in the medical garden, Check them out. Theres nothing else like slf 100 and photo plus from microbe life on the market.
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
I recently bought Soil Balance. It's amazing. I put it in a batch of JMS and it was ready in 2 days.
Any m'scope images of the various products
Dang, watched this video after I purchased, does not check all the boxes. I bought xtreme gardening Mykos. Only one species Rhizophagus intraradices
dang it! Good news is your comment is going to help lots of people!
I'd like to see a video done on kelp and algae products
Ill put it on the list!
Supreme growers worked . OG Bio war worked. I've had okay to mixed results with Boogie Brew Canada it may have been more to do with shipping and storage temps.
interesting! i haven't heard of these i need to look into them
@@GardeningInCanada supreme growers no longer ships to Canada (Amazon sometimes does) but boogie brew Canada has high quality ingredients and kits and og Biowar was pricey but good.
Okay good to know
@@GardeningInCanada they used to ship here I was friends with the owner of the company. Pepper joe still sells supreme growers home Depot us did as well
Oh okay interesting
Interested in your opinion of RAW products. Any feedback you can provide would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
It’s very single nutrient type systems and is incredibly high. It’s not that it’s bad BUT you want to be careful. Major imbalances can cause issues with other nutrient uptake
Thank you for responding so quickly. 😁 Im using the R.A.W grow stage microbes only right now combined with blood meal, bone meal, dolimitic lime, some glacial rock dust for micro-nutes and was also wondering if their "BLOOM" stage microbes can be used at the same time as the "GROW" microbes.
Also...would like to know if the product itself is even worth buying compared to other products.
Okay 👌
Does that mean its going to dye during summertime on soil ?
No, so once they are in the soil they really can’t heat up that much, the exception is going to be container plants.
Thanks
Absolutely anytime
@@GardeningInCanada will fabric pots help minimize that?
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Hej, what about the Great White Premium Mycorrhizae or the Empathy Rootgrow?
Ill place it on the list
I regularly turn to you when I have a plant problem. Most of them you have already address. There is a new microbe product that I have been reading about AND they are giving away free samples! Look it up on google and please tell me what you think. it is called "FISH SH!T"... They seem to be able to talk the talk, but I wonder if they can walk the walk. Bless you, I love your video's.
Haha omg k I’ll look into this!
Which species benefits cool season turf grasses?
Fescue 110%
@@GardeningInCanada I wasn’t clear. Which strain of fungi benefits cool season grasses like fescue?
Oh sorrry wow! I read that incorrectly. AMF for biomass and G. intraradices, G. etunicatum for establishment
Hello new subscriber here! Do you recommend this product for sensitive terrarium begonias? (Xanthina, Sarawak/Lichenora, Aketajawensis) I purchased this product about a month ago but have yet to use it. Thank you for this informative video.
You definitely could. the issue is that it may not form a symbiosis because the Myco does not match the begonia.
I am super interested in this topic. I did notice there are 2 other color bags of this brand (green and white). What’s the difference? Also there is a brand DYNOMYCO that I was looking at. What are your thoughts on this brand? I am mainly into house plants but also do a small cut flower bed.
So each packet has a slightly different microbe profile. I have not used the Dynomyco product.
@@GardeningInCanada dynomyco claims to be one off the best for growing weed! you should look in to it! I've had amazing results
@@timmydgrows4729 it is! As you've seen yourself ;)
Hi Ashley, would you please give me your opinion of this product? Thank you. Myco Bliss Organic Mycorrhizal Fungi (5 Endo Mychorrhizae Species Mix) for Plants (Powder, 1 lb)
Absolutely! On the list!
Hi im a new subscriber got some catching up to do on your videos. Could you check out ecothrive biosys and all the tnc microbe products.. They have a couple microbe blends and a mycorrhizae. Ive seen a couple giant veg growers use it so wondering what your opinion is?
Yea absolutely!
More organic product reviews please!!!! 👍✌️
Will do you all keep adding them to the list
@@GardeningInCanada Marphyl Soil enhancer, boogie brew, boogie brix, microbial mass, bokashi products, earthworm castings, seaweed extract products, liquid fermented plant extract products, Jacks fertilizer, different legitimate compost brands, different slow release fertilizer products, orca liquid mycorrhiza. 🤞😁
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Mckenzie doesnt seem to carry the inoculant any longer.
Interesting !
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
@@maigematthews5620 No. The soil is toxic. Plants wouldnt grow. IDK if he did much in the movie to treat the soil other than adding fertilizer.
What do you think great white mycrorrhize ?
I’ll look into that one I’ve never heard of it before
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
@@GardeningInCanada It seems that you haven’t heard of ANY of the offerings that home growers have been using for years. I think it funny that there is a huge disconnect between big ag products and opinions and those of the home growers. Welcome aboard!
I think great white has more strain fungi and bacteria I can find online
Can I find it in the wild like damp wood fungi and add it to my soil?
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
ya absolutely
haha on whether its possible?
Yes, collect in in a box of lightly cooked rice, put in a good spot. Make IMO. Look up Chris Trump's videos about KNF.
Dang! Another great video, but about a month too late for me 🙄.I bought a big, 1 lb bag of myco bliss for my house plants: "5 species of endomycorrhizal inoculum." So it only contains part of the equation. Also, it lists it's fungi in propagules/g (200 of each type, so a total of 1000/g). I'm having trouble figure out ow that translates to CFU. Thank you again for the great content!
Yeah that sounds really good. So if it says propagule‘s per gram it’s very similar to CFUs just a semi-different way of measuring.
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
What would happen if i delite fish elmoshion on whater and then put Bacteria Culture for Biological Filtration and Nitrification in Freshwater Aquariums and leave it for a month or two with a whater pump siculateing the whater and then put the in plants like frut trees
it would just multiply microbes and eventually die off when the "food" runs out
But it will create nitrates right?
I'd love to hear your thoughts on Bios!
Okay!
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
what about blue sky mico grow
💚🌿
❤️❤️❤️
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Nobody suggested Great White? I'd be interested in a review of Great White Premium Great White Premium Mycorrhizae with Beneficial Bacteria.
OK I think there’s been a few people that have suggested great white. Dressed in this video though I haven’t heard of it prior to this video
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Roots organic “OREGONISM XL”
I’ll look into it!
well, ya can't be much of an expert at this if you never heard of Great White or Recharge...I mean really now. I have used both n they work but GW is pretty pricey for the small amount you get. This run im using AZOS N WOW, Wallace Organic Wonder together at transplanting n the they seem to be rocking my veggies AND Medicinal plants perfectly. But, then...I'll bet you never heard of them.
I work / have researched entirely in agriculture… me not knowing what products are sold on a small scale is not an indication of how much I do or do not know.
Im taking my knowledge of soil science and apply it to plant care. Not in the business of selling products.
I use Extreme Mykos. Only 1 species.
I think I’ve seen that one before
@@GardeningInCanada I tried an experiment with it. I planted my germinated seeds with soil and I layered Mykos in the pot. I believe I had 4 layers in a solo cup. What happened was all the plants grew about 4-5 times as long as they should have, normally. They literally sit on the soil like wet noodles.
However, what began to happen about 2-3 weeks later was all these seedlings began to stand up and they began to grow stems 2-3 times larger than normal.
I can’t tell you how they will finish, because I’m still on that grow atm. But I can you that they look extremely healthy and are unusually strong.
I use them also with Azos Extreme.
Is that a similar brand with more strains?
Yea please do! That sounds awesome. Did you have a lot of hypea on the top of the soil surface? Or was it reasonable?
What are your thoughts on using Mycorrhizae and Bacterial products in Leca or Perlite based systems?
That is such an awesome video! And honestly deserves its own video. You would need to aim for anerobic options like LABS for example which i have an entire video and article on.
gardeningincanada.net/diy-lactobacillus/
@@GardeningInCanada If Leca, Perlite, etc are highly oxygenated growing environments - what would be the reason to focus on anaerobic bacteria vs aerobic?
Yeah so if you have some form of aeration in the system. And then you could technically use all of these microbes in an aerated scenario. Issue is if it’s semi hydroponic meeting just a catch container with no air in flux
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Après ces 2 ans de covid je crois désormais à bêchant qu’à pasteur , votre peur maladive fait pitié
Bigfoot & Bush doctors microbe brew
Okay get to know is that listed on a website or Amazon?
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Just give me Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and be done with it. Legume nodulation is a parasitic/symbiotic response. It's useful if we're nitrogen depleted, but I'm typically not growing in such states - so that rhizome bacteria is a lost cause. Nodulation is extremely resource intensive for the plant (luckily it'll allocate nodules only if needed anyways).
Whenever I am using the Rhizobacter I avoid using any form of fertilizer
I dont understand why you would irradiate microbes that you are culturing.
It’s to remove harmful strains. Soil bacteria can be wicked stuff
@@GardeningInCanada Oh. Are you saying they irradiate before inoculating it?....Well then that makes sense I guess.
Huh? My momma is a red head and she has grey hair? Lol
😂😅 nobody in my family is a redhead so I have no idea what will happen. It’s a suprise
@@GardeningInCanada I'm the only girl in on my moms side that doesn't have red hair. My grandfather had red hair that turned grey as well. But some of them have white hair as well. Im the minority in my family. But red heads are the most beautiful girls in the world.
That’s crazy! What is your heritage
@@GardeningInCanada Scottish and French some German as well, on my mother's side. My dads side is middle eastern and Mexican.
RECHARGE
So many people are saying this!
@@GardeningInCanada please do a review on it. cannabis growers love it. I wonder if it's too good to be true
Yea absolutely I can look into it forsure
@@GardeningInCanada thanks you so very much
Hi, can you check this brand "Real Growers Recharge 16oz" on Amazon and let me know your opinions on the product ? Thanks.
I’ll be interested to see this one as well.
Yea absolutely!
stuffs the Truth
@@GardeningInCanada you get them autos going yet? These guys can point you to a good seed bank; welcome to the recharge cult i mean crew lol ua-cam.com/video/BMqdLip2gsY/v-deo.html
Hey, should Ashley do a commentary on the movie, “Martian” with Matt Damon?
Dont forget these arent live.. you need to activate these products same as em1 products , soil conditioners etc to really see them shine. Make a bloom basically. Enzymes are nice to add too. Rootwise Bio-catalyst Enzyme Elixer can jump start some "livingsoil" or say cover your bases effectively as well..
What about this, "Dr. EARTH 4-6-3 HOME.GROWN ORGANIC AND NATURAL . . ." this has endo and ecto
Yes so endo ecto and multiple species so that exactly what you want