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03-20-2007, 11:13 PM #1Senior Member
Mushroom Compost
Hard question here. I have never done clones in it. But use it regularly on my plants.
I have always been told...
"You would not want to plant clones directly into mushroom compost. It is too rich for this and will burn the roots."
"Once root systems have developed you can incorporate it into the soil and it will not burn them"...End quote
It is usually mixed in with soil or growing medium.
However, I have been told it is not wise to plant seeds directly in it, but I have done it in the past and had success with it, so who really knows.
My Mushroom compost usually tests at 6.8 pHericwt Reviewed by ericwt on . Mushroom Compost Thinking of doing a grow out of straight mushroom compost with some earthworm castings.. Picking up a truckload to fertilize the garden this season, so I was gonna use some on my clone grow and keep it completely organic this round. Any thoughts?? Is the PH of mushroom compost not good being about 5.5-6? Rating: 5
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