Mycorrhiza and coco , will the fungi work coco , I have spent a lot of time studying it and will end up using it 1 way or another .
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Old Reviews Mycorrhiza and coco
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Hecno im only Buying Coco with added Mycos in there. It works and i would never jump back on Coco without Mycos in there. Check Coco Star they have the Mycos added in their Coco already. Defo a better uptake of Nutes and better Rootsystem over here with Coco + Myco.
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Yes it will not only work but many think it works better because it gives the fungi a "home" vs say in hydro where I use it it only works about half as well. But the stuff is really benificial to root production. The little fungi attach to the roots in DWC but in coco from what I have been able to gather it actaully attaches to both and provides a chain link effect that works very well. I think you will dig it for sure
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Hey Hecno,
I've used them for years in coco and I'll never go back! I love the stuff! I add the clay host powder to the new coco when starting a grow. After harvest I'll have either clones or seedlings ready to transplant into the used (flushed) coco. I'll drop half a teaspoon of granules in the plant hole just under the roots of the new plant.
Happy growing bro!
I've used them for years in coco and I'll never go back! I love the stuff! I add the clay host powder to the new coco when starting a grow. After harvest I'll have either clones or seedlings ready to transplant into the used (flushed) coco. I'll drop half a teaspoon of granules in the plant hole just under the roots of the new plant.
Happy growing bro!
