ive heard that using miccorizal fungi isnt necessary when youre growing with non organic chemicaly synthinsised nutrients becuase it kills it off anyways, is this true?
@jake42091 I have read that mycorrhizal fungi is not impacted as badly as the microbes population when it comes to synthetic chemicals...but IMHO synthetic chemicals are all crap, I would rather have worms and microbes
I used mycohhrizae this year 2010 and many of my plants grew 2 to 5 times in fruits size. Cayenne were huge, the onions were gigantic, rhubarb easily twice as large and the taste of things were very succulent. Also used worm casting tea often in the garden too. Even the leafs on most plants were more full and robust looking. I am thuroughly convinced this fungi is a large contributor to this years unbelievable large fuitings and plant health. All in the same garden space too.
nice job. great animation and original music. i like!!!
human impacts? (assignment of video). well, i'll give you one. when we add fertilizers to the soil we upset the natural chemistry of the soil, disabling or killing off the natural partnerships between plants and fungi or bacteria. This practice is not only unsustainable, it renders the crop plants susceptible to pathogens and it damages the soil by changing pH, adding salts, and killing valuable microbes.
ive heard that using miccorizal fungi isnt necessary when youre growing with non organic chemicaly synthinsised nutrients becuase it kills it off anyways, is this true?
jake42091 1 year ago
@jake42091 I have read that mycorrhizal fungi is not impacted as badly as the microbes population when it comes to synthetic chemicals...but IMHO synthetic chemicals are all crap, I would rather have worms and microbes
soilfit 1 year ago
I used mycohhrizae this year 2010 and many of my plants grew 2 to 5 times in fruits size. Cayenne were huge, the onions were gigantic, rhubarb easily twice as large and the taste of things were very succulent. Also used worm casting tea often in the garden too. Even the leafs on most plants were more full and robust looking. I am thuroughly convinced this fungi is a large contributor to this years unbelievable large fuitings and plant health. All in the same garden space too.
zobcity01 1 year ago
wow! excellent! I uderstand better with actually seeing it...thanx :)
Emoni171 1 year ago
the stuff you smell that grows under your toenail
jbo2dajigalo 2 years ago
so wait is it a fungi =\
TheGruntXXX 2 years ago
tus animaciones son pecimas sobre las micorrizas. los hogos micorrizicos aportan principalmente fosfato no agua.
monoloco85 2 years ago
nice job. great animation and original music. i like!!!
pardhunani143 2 years ago
nice job. great animation and original music. i like!!!
human impacts? (assignment of video). well, i'll give you one. when we add fertilizers to the soil we upset the natural chemistry of the soil, disabling or killing off the natural partnerships between plants and fungi or bacteria. This practice is not only unsustainable, it renders the crop plants susceptible to pathogens and it damages the soil by changing pH, adding salts, and killing valuable microbes.
SamuelHammer 2 years ago