Do these products work with a living soil food web????

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MajorSmoke

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Hello I've been lurking through these various forums, researching what to use with my organic grow and I have a few questions regarding products and their effects on microorganisms in a living soil food web. It's a short list and any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I'd be using these with a soil mix I got from a friend who has proven results. Also if you have any suggestions for different and better products that would also be greatly appreciated.

Products are:

Bioag ful power
Mammoth p
Hygrozyme
Great white mycorrhizae


If anyone would let me know if these products are harmful to beneficial microorganisms, if the products are redundant, or if I could be using something better.

Please excuse my ignorance (:

Any feedback is greatly appreciated
 
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kratos015

kratos015

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Unfortunately I can't comment on the Mammoth or the Hygrozyme, have never used nor heard of those products but that is just me personally. Great white is a great product and is actually one of the better quality mycorrhizae products out there. However, that being said you should look into Bio-ag's VAM mycorrhizae. Apparently it's considered top dog like pretty much all of their products. Ful-Power is good stuff too, unless you're growing on a seriously massive scale a bottle of that should last a long time. I'd also recommend TM-7 as well, if I may, also from Bio-ag. I don't really recommend any of their other products, not necessarily because they're bad or anything, just redundant.
 
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MajorSmoke

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kratos015 said:
Unfortunately I can't comment on the Mammoth or the Hygrozyme, have never used nor heard of those products but that is just me personally. Great white is a great product and is actually one of the better quality mycorrhizae products out there. However, that being said you should look into Bio-ag's VAM mycorrhizae. Apparently it's considered top dog like pretty much all of their products. Ful-Power is good stuff too, unless you're growing on a seriously massive scale a bottle of that should last a long time. I'd also recommend TM-7 as well, if I may, also from Bio-ag. I don't really recommend any of their other products, not necessarily because they're bad or anything, just redundant.
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Thanks a lot for responding I'll definitely look into bioag mycorrhizae. What is tm-7 used for?
 
kratos015

kratos015

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MajorSmoke said:
Thanks a lot for responding I'll definitely look into bioag mycorrhizae. What is tm-7 used for?
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Well, the Ful-Power is pretty much just Fulvic Acid and the TM-7 is pretty much just Humic Acid that also happens to contain 7 micro nutrients (Sulfur, Boron, Cobalt, Copper, Iron, Manganese, Zinc and then some Molybdenum added into the mix as well). The CytoPlus, TM-7 and Ful-Humix are essentially the same thing with slight differences to them. They are all Humic Acid, Ful-Humix is bare humic acid and nothing else. The TM7 is the Ful-Humix with the added micro nutrients and the CytoPlus is the TM7 (Humic Acid + 7 micro nutrients) as well as seaweed. Either the TM7 or the CytoPlus will do wonders for you, I just typically use/recommend TM7 over the others because it includes the micro nutrients in the mix with the Humic Acid. I don't get the Cytoplus because my soil has pretty much always had kelp in it and I top dress with the stuff frequently, so Cyto would be redundant for me personally.
 
Yodaweed

Yodaweed

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Don't go too heavy on the hygrozyme in organic it can break down material too quickly and burn a plant. Happy growing.
 
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greg nr

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mammoth p and great white are both biological. If they have an effect micro organisms, it would be kind of ironic since that is what they are. ;)

Mammoth P assists with the conversion of phosphorous and great white is helps increase root growth. But they are both active cultures.
 
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MajorSmoke

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Yodaweed said:
Don't go too heavy on the hygrozyme in organic it can break down material too quickly and burn a plant. Happy growing.
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I went to the grow store and me and the guy were unsure about hygrozyme effects on beneficial micorganisms so I just decided to hold off on it
 
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MajorSmoke

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kratos015 said:
Well, the Ful-Power is pretty much just Fulvic Acid and the TM-7 is pretty much just Humic Acid that also happens to contain 7 micro nutrients (Sulfur, Boron, Cobalt, Copper, Iron, Manganese, Zinc and then some Molybdenum added into the mix as well). The CytoPlus, TM-7 and Ful-Humix are essentially the same thing with slight differences to them. They are all Humic Acid, Ful-Humix is bare humic acid and nothing else. The TM7 is the Ful-Humix with the added micro nutrients and the CytoPlus is the TM7 (Humic Acid + 7 micro nutrients) as well as seaweed. Either the TM7 or the CytoPlus will do wonders for you, I just typically use/recommend TM7 over the others because it includes the micro nutrients in the mix with the Humic Acid. I don't get the Cytoplus because my soil has pretty much always had kelp in it and I top dress with the stuff frequently, so Cyto would be redundant for me personally.
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Thank you so much for your detailed response good sir I'll probably pick up some cytoplus
 
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