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Minnesota

I got my Mycoblast and Soilblast today, the free samples and the stuff I ordered. So far so good, very generous of him to give giant pumpkin growers free samples. I hope I have success with them.

2/23/2012 2:01:43 PM

Upa Creek, Mo

It would be interesting if you tested that against some other products like plain mycos on some test plants (looking at root development)

2/23/2012 6:34:57 PM

Minnesota

Maybe someone else will, can't afford it right now. I did buy a biota max tablet also.

2/23/2012 7:19:56 PM

Upa Creek, Mo

I hear ya, I plan on getting some of that Biota Max soon too.

2/23/2012 7:27:18 PM

Watervalley Ms

I got them in today.

2/24/2012 11:11:16 PM

Littleton, Colorado

I got them yesterday.

2/25/2012 12:11:51 AM

President - GPC

GOt mine too...while I was out in Vegas....

Going to do trials between RTI, Great White, and the mycho blast....Seeing the life under the microscope that was presented at the Vegas seminar was amaZing. Actually looking at soil diluted 10:1 with distilled water on the big screen...well I could of watched for hours...SO..
My scope is a piece of crap...but my wife has oneZ she uses in the lab, so Im going to take it there to check it out. I would think we should be able to see some of this mycho action under the scope as well, the young man Neil brought down was very good at identifying the biology...was truly amazing....I asked him...are you looking at your dirt? He said no...I am looking at my soil.

2/28/2012 2:13:52 PM

President - GPC

The Biota Max rep was at Vegas as well....Love his stuff too....under the scope it goeZ as well.....

2/28/2012 2:15:18 PM

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

What power scope?

2/28/2012 5:27:08 PM

President - GPC

Found this out there......for an FYI on Mycho

ENDO Mycorrhizal Plants:
Acacia
Cassava
Gardenia
Mesquite
Rose
Agapanthus
Ceanothus
Garlic
Millet
Rubber
Alder
Cedar
Geranium
Mimosa
Ryegrass
Alfalfa
Celery
Grapes
Morning Glory
Sagebrush
Almond
Cherry
Grasses, perennials
Mulberry
Saltbrush
Apple
Chrysanthemum
Green Ash
Myrtle
Serviceberry
Apricot
Citrus, all
Guayale
Nasturtium
Sequoia
Artichoke
Clover
Gum
Okra
Shallot
Ash
Coconut
Hackberry
Olive
Snapdragon
Asperagus
Coffee
Hawthorn
Onion
Sorghum
Aspen(Endo/Ecto)
Coral Tree
Hemp
Pacific Yew
Sourwood
Avocado
Corn
Herbs, all
Palms, all
Soybean
Bamboo
Cotton
Hibiscus
Pampass Grass
Squash
Banana
Cottonwood (Endo Ecto)
Holly
Passion Fruit
Star Fruit
Barley
Cowpea
Hostas
Papaya
Strawberry
Basil
Crab Tree
Impatiens
Paw Paw
Succulents
Bayberry
Creosote
Jatropha
Peas
Sudan Grass
Beans, all
Cryptomeria
Jojoba
Peach
Sugar Cane
Beech
Cucumber
Juniper
Peanut
Sumac
Begonia
Currant
Kiwi

2/28/2012 5:34:50 PM

President - GPC

Pear
Sunflower
Black Cherry
Cypress
Leek
Peppers, all
Sweet Gum
Blackberry
Dogwood
Lettuce
Pistachio
Sweet Potato
Black Locust
Eggplant
Ligustrum
Persimmon
Sycamore
Blue Gramma
Elm
Lily
Pittosporum
Taxus
Box Elder
Eucalyptus
Locust
Plum
Tea
Boxwood
Euonymus
Lychee
Podocarpus
Tobacco
Buckeye
Fern
Mahogany
Poinsetta
Tomato
Bulbs, all
Fescue
magnolia
Poplar
Violets
Cacao
Fig
Mahonia
Potato
Walnut
Cactus
Flax
Mango
Pumpkin ... Duh
Wheat
Camellia
Flowers, most all
Maples, all
Raspberry
Yam
Carrisa
Forysthia
Marigolds
Redwood
Yucca
Carrot
Fuchsia
Melons, all
Rice
Willow (Endo Ecto)
ECTO Mycorrhizal Plants:
Alder (Endo/Ecto)
Birch
Filbert
Linden
Poplar
Arborvitae
Chestnut
Fir
Madrone
Spruce
Arctostaphylos
Chinquapin
Hazelnut
Manzanita
Willow (Endo/Ecto)
Aspen (Endo/Ecto)
Cottonwood (Endo/Ecto)
Hickory
Oak
Basswood
Douglas Fir
Hemlock
Pecan
Beech
Eucalyptus
Larch
Pine

Around 5% of the world's plants are non-mycorrhizal. Here is a list of the most relavant to agriculture/horticulture:

Azalea
Brussels
Collards
Lingonberries
Rhododendron
Beet
Cabbage
Heath
Mustard
Rutabaga
Blueberry
Carnation
Huckleberry
Orchids
Sedge
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Kale
Protea
Spinach

2/28/2012 5:34:55 PM

Minnesota

wowzers, I liked the stuff, mycoblast soilblast today I bought some more, I hope it is worth it.

2/28/2012 5:45:29 PM

valparaiso, in

I think I will run a seedling test between PumpkinPro, Mycoblast, and this RootBlast stuff my mom uses to see which does better. Give me about a week to start them.

2/28/2012 11:53:31 PM

President - GPC

ThatZ how you do it Gritch....let us know your resultZ please...

2/29/2012 10:06:52 AM

Taylorsville, California

Quick results eh Richard?

2/29/2012 10:58:46 AM

Minnesota

My house plants liked it, responded positively.

2/29/2012 11:48:08 AM

valparaiso, in

Wiz will do.

2/29/2012 11:30:21 PM

Colorado

The dude was switching the magnification on the scope in vegas. He was showing a nematode at one magnification and then he dialed it up to show bacteria.He could Id the nematodes function by anatomical features - he was well versed

3/1/2012 1:45:22 PM

Minnesota

My supremegrowers supplys arrived today, can't wait for spring.

3/3/2012 6:57:28 PM

valparaiso, in

The test results are in. From the testing I did the Mycoblast had the best looking roots. Not sure what I will use this year? I might just mix them both.

3/23/2012 6:34:15 PM

Minnesota

I did a test using nothing in one and mycoblast in the other, the mycoblast roots were a little bigger or more of them, good make a big difference if they grow all summer, alot more roots.

3/23/2012 7:11:29 PM