tea tree

. Nice name for someone with such wise words.

I add the rooters to the direct area on the surface of the soil where I am going to transplant the plant. I sprinkle it all over the whole, the goal is to make sure that the roots come into contact with the granules. I then mist it some. I then plop the plant in the hole. Water it liberally with b1 water (superthrive will work) and liquid karma and sometimes for older transplants bmo super plant tonic or whatever else I have on hand. I am myself experimenting wheather all the innoculant hydro shops have are actually beneficial. Products like hydroguard, bmo, or liquid larma. After all the soil in super soil is so built up with peace of mind products additives like humics, bactierias, mycos and fulvics that the food web can handle itself. Good luck. SO a tbsp in each hole would be twice as much needed. Make sure you have a soil heavily fortifiesd with composts and organic ingredients and hopefully peace of mind products. If not try to add a bunch of the rooters.

at what rate do you add Rooters Mycorr. to your compost tea.
Thanks for helping!