Inoculants

[Eyes on Fire]

there really not designed for cannabis honestly. if you read the part where it tell you about endo spectrum mycos and why they are indeed told to use for cannabis.natural and several inoculates can not be beaten from a bottle. those are essentially like orca except less so imo. and all orca is is a watered down version of great white. imo you'd be better off using a straight inoculate made of mixed fro cheaper sources when mixing the whole batch of soil.but if i remember right those arent organic products either,but either way imno your question is an in depth one too. but it really boils down to what you want from your grows really. i looked at those products a long long time ago when i was a chem grower and i wanted to buy one of them,not all three or four they ofered at the time,but thats about marketing.I can(for less than half the cah too) make a rounded hot inoculate for a soil batch that far more aggresive and ballanced and friendly to ANY thing you decide to grow it in.but the chems of AN actually back you take 2 steps forward and 1 step and a half back,from the inoculate side of the discussion. and thats what ive learned over the years..does that make sence or do i need to retry again? lol. and also imho those are far lesser of an inoculate than anything bought and made organically.Ive used ones from out of a bottle several times and now all natural and living organics is my only way I grow now and they ,or IT rather cant be beaten especially within the inoculates relm roo.

 

[lilm00re14]

I like to use EM1 Beneficial Microbes. If you follow the link check the videos tab for the product. I use it once a week usually for my indoor organic garden


http://www.freshandalive.com/fresh-and-alive-content/products-teraganix-em1-microbial-inoculant.htm

 

[Joe383]

I tried mushroom compost once with a few other things with bad results and never used it again. I will give it another go in a few months. I like using things like manure and compost over powered amendments. They usually have more benifets than just the target nutrient and seam to have longer lasting effects in the soil. I will try subbing mushroom compost in place of my azomite and see if I can do a whole grow with out the azomite with out noticing any deficiency. Will be 2 grows out though as I already have the soil for the next grow mixed and cooking.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

dont sub it man,you it 3:1 minimum and WITh the azomite and all the other components with it too.and you could buy a bag of bokashi which is cheap and goes a long way with teas AND soil mixes as an inoculate additive which works fantastic too btw.