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10-03-2009, 11:14 PM #2Senior Member
Mycorrhizae in aeroponics?
Hello Apollonia,
Figured I should chime in since nobady else has. I've experimented with aero and fog, and I'm about to put into service an aero/fog grow tray.
My understanding of mychorrhizae as a benifical is that it works to break down the nutrients to a more usable state for the roots. The further you move away from soil or soiless (like pro-mix, that contains it) the less the need would be to use it. Like you have already heard, I'm not sure it will survive in an aero system.
You have raised a interesting idea about using bio-balls in your rez, as a place for it to live and do it's thing. I beleive if you really are trying to hold on to an "organic" type of nutrient in an aero rez, it would definitly be worth an experiment to try it.:thumbsup:
I personally subscribe to the "better living thru chemistry" philosiphy. :
If you do it, please let us know how it works out.
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