Nutrients Mycorrhiza and autoflowers, a theory

[Hybrid]

Been reading about mycorrhizae and the benefits of using it, but then I read this:
"The mycorrhizae go to work immediately after application to a growing plant root, but it can take 8-12 weeks for benefits to be visible."

12 weeks? The autos are more or less done by that time!
So there must be a better way using this fungi than applying it as seedlings or when transplanted.

What about having something growing in the final pot 12 weeks first? Peas, clover or whatever plant able to work with endomycorrhiza so the myco get a large web in the soil and then plant a cannabis seed or seedling benefiting the fungi web?
And of course, no digging leaving the fungi undisturbed

 

[MickJ]

Been reading about mycorrhizae and the benefits of using it, but then I read this:
"The mycorrhizae go to work immediately after application to a growing plant root, but it can take 8-12 weeks for benefits to be visible."

12 weeks? The autos are more or less done by that time!
So there must be a better way using this fungi than applying it as seedlings or when transplanted.

What about having something growing in the final pot 12 weeks first? Peas, clover or whatever plant able to work with endomycorrhiza so the myco get a large web in the soil and then plant a cannabis seed or seedling benefiting the fungi web?
And of course, no digging leaving the fungi undisturbed

The key is "go to work right away" just because you can't see it doesn't mean it's not there.

Sent from my comfy chair. [emoji3][emoji41][emoji848][emoji12]

 

[Hybrid]

The key is "go to work right away" just because you can't see it doesn't mean it's not there.

Sent from my comfy chair. [emoji3][emoji41][emoji848][emoji12]

I agree with that but I think a fully developed network will contribute more faster than a network under development.
I’m just guessing here but this should qualify for a side by side grow to see if it make any difference