Mycorrhizae in hydroponics..?

Hello,
I read a very interesting artical in Urban Garden Magazine about Mycorrhizae. It seems that it could really improve my root growth and efficiency. I am however using G.H. Waterfarms. I picked up some Plant Success Granular Mycorrihizae.

https://simplyhydro.3dcartstores.com/Plant-Success-Granular-1-lb_p_644.html

Im just curious exatly how to use it most efficiently. On the bottle it seems to only explain for soil. Should I just let it dissolve in my nute solition? Or I also heard of putting it in a small plastic container with some pin holes near the top to let it dissolve out slowly..or I could just sprinkle some over the clay pebbles and let the drip system disolve it down over the roots..?

I am curious which method would be best and if anyone has anything to say about Mycorrhizae in general.

Thank you for your time and happy growing.

Sure would be nice to have some input on using this stuff before I do, but I guess no one around here has any experience with it either..oh well I guess I'll just learn for myself..

I use the stuff. I add a tsp of it to 5 gallons of nutrient solution, every other feeding. I think it helps root health and improve yields. The biggest thing i've noticed is that my res is clean, no algae.

I use a different brand myco grow but it is likely similar. I have done a lot of experiments with it. I found that the Ph of my nutes goes up faster with it than with out it. My res and root balls smell better. I do not see better growth with it in my hydroponic system. I do see better growth in my outdoor vegtable garden. People say my outdoor vegtable garden looks like its on steroids compaired to the neighbors. I think that in hydro your nutes are already 100% available to the plant so you cant increase the nutrient availability beyond that. I tried the stuff in a aero-garden with some herbs in it and it was a big mistake. If you get some coco-coir and mix it with some of that fish fertilizer, or maybe some worm castings, and mix a little of the stuff in and wait a week you will see the fungus filiments growing. That is a good way to test if the stuff you purchases is alive still. Doesn't a waterfarm use those gro rocks? I dont think those would work so well. For the spores to grow and thrive you need an environment where they can thrive. A salt bath in gro-rocks is just not that enviroment.

i read that article too..

that stuff sounds coool does anyone know where can i obtain it (uk or shipped)?

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The most reasonable priced I found was Rooter's Mycorrhizae at bghydro 10.80per pound