Mycotrex is a Mycorrhiza inoculum that consists of a mixture of 9 different types of mycorrhiza spores. It consists of spores of the genus Glomus claroideus, Glomus etunicatum, Glomus clarum, Glomus sp., Glomus microaggregatum, Glomus intraradices, Glomus mosseae, Glomus geosporum and Entrophospora colombiana. The combination of these spores will germinate and colonize the root system. In this way, the so-called vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae become established, which will vastly increase the uptake capacity of the normal root system. In addition, the gossamer-thin hyphae penetrate far into the finest soil pores to convert and take up the available nutrients in the quantities needed for the plant. Countless studies around the world have conclusively shown that plants with a good mycorrhiza system have better growth and a higher survival value. They also take up more nutrients (e.g. phosphates and silicon). Finally, these plants have an highly improved water uptake and they retain the water for a longer time. Plants with a good mycorrhiza system are healthier and have better resistance against soil-borne diseases. Useful rhizobacteria and natural humic acids are also added to Mycotrex to promote the initial root development.
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Seem to be suffering from an N def. Even if I gave her 5ml orgatrex and 1g bactrex per L of water last week she hasn't recovered.
Hi, could you look at both plants, one looks slightly disfigured. Both are the same batch of seeds. Is it something I should be concerned about? They are like, I don't know, have more teeth than the other plant, have holes on edges and are narrower. Or is it normal for first? 
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This 4AM is 14 days old today. Slow growing, and I know I shouldn’t compare her to her sister, but kind of hard not to. Do you reckon this is a runt? 
