i thought they vacuum sealed the bags? otherwise any container would do? just bought $50 for one kilogram of three trichoderma species. see how it goes for prepping seedlings for planting out, and general use as garden drench and even foliar. this year at end of season i found my veggie crops all infested with root knot nematodes.
I don't see why not. Trichoderma is pretty good at growing on various nutrients. If you grow mushrooms or work with Agar it's a pretty pervasive contaminant.
I've been wondering about this for years ty kindly for sharing I can't wait to try huge like for you my friend!!!
Been digging the new content lately. Thanks Steve!
Steve is the man! I wonder if you could do the same with other microbial products and labs??
Thanks so much. Now can you approx how long it takes to get green? Once green do I use it rice and all in the planting hole? Thanks.
Keep it coming Steve!!✊
I'm looks like something you could learn from a wise Golden Teacher.
i thought they vacuum sealed the bags? otherwise any container would do?
just bought $50 for one kilogram of three trichoderma species. see how it goes for prepping seedlings for planting out, and general use as garden drench and even foliar. this year at end of season i found my veggie crops all infested with root knot nematodes.
Nice tip, thank you 😁
Cheers 🙏
how and when do you use it in your grow?
Could you do this method with any "starchy" type of vegetable like possibly corn, potatoes and many be certain beans?
I don't see why not. Trichoderma is pretty good at growing on various nutrients. If you grow mushrooms or work with Agar it's a pretty pervasive contaminant.
Great video, but where do I buy the trichoderma?