Watered with adjusted nutrition, plants contuinue to grow...
I'm spraying them with tap-water mixed with Alg-a-mic (2 mL / L) on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
The highest plant reaches 19 cm, and the lowest 13 cm. Will try to further stretch the biggest plant out, but getting space issues to some sides...stretched out the tent a little bit by improvising xd.
Probably will have to replace the pots into a different order.
Will do some defoliation soon and then decide which stems i want to keep.
I bought a bag of bacillus subtilis to add to the water from my local garden shop.
I read that bacillus subtilis is also functioning as a fungicide.
Can i still use mykorrhizae / trichoderma fungi or is it a waste?
Just because something is listed as it does not always mean it will be effective.
This is a snip it from google.
Bacillus subtilis GBO3 is a bacterium that is used as a fungicide on flower and ornamental seeds, and on agricultural seeds including seeds for cotton, vegetables, peanuts, and soybeans. The bacterium colonizes the developing root system of the plant and thus competes with certain fungal disease organisms.
Maybe the bacteria does not interfere with none pathogenic fungal species of the plant. Or maybe they're not good at combating the ones in the other product.
These where a few study done about this. foot note, I did not read them but it might have the information your looking for given the title, but it does use very specific spices of fungus and bacteria. IDK if yours are the same. different strains of the same bacteria can have different results, so best to not over think it.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7145286/
and another one
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9780869/
High Phosphorus content in the medium will prevent a lot of mycorrhizae from even growing. and most cannabis feed are high P in folower so I don't think you have much to worry about, I would still use all the products but maybe do a test of it first on one plant first and see how it does. Give it a week or two to show any issues.
Good Luck!
I bought a bag of bacillus subtilis to add to the water from my local garden shop.
I read that bacillus subtilis is also functioning as a fungicide.
Can i still use mykorrhizae / trichoderma fungi or is it a waste?
Just because something is listed as it does not always mean it will be effective.
This is a snip it from google.
Bacillus subtilis GBO3 is a bacterium that is used as a fungicide on flower and ornamental seeds, and on agricultural seeds including seeds for cotton, vegetables, peanuts, and soybeans. The bacterium colonizes the developing root system of the plant and thus competes with certain fungal disease organisms.
Maybe the bacteria does not interfere with none pathogenic fungal species of the plant. Or maybe they're not good at combating the ones in the other product.
These where a few study done about this. foot note, I did not read them but it might have the information your looking for given the title, but it does use very specific spices of fungus and bacteria. IDK if yours are the same. different strains of the same bacteria can have different results, so best to not over think it.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7145286/
and another one
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9780869/
High Phosphorus content in the medium will prevent a lot of mycorrhizae from even growing. and most cannabis feed are high P in flower so I don't think you have much to worry about, I would still use all the products but maybe do a test of it first on one plant first and see how it does. Give it a week or two to show any issues.
Good Luck!
Mintberrycrunch
