Great information. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to leverage your info to increase plant health in my landscape garden

All plants interact with M-fungi. For beginner gardeners, go to you nearest forest and find a rotting tree stump or log with mushrooms growing on it. Take some of it and some of the healthy soil all around the floor back home to innoculate your garden ;)

@thespoiledtexan3904

2 ай бұрын

90% of plant species

Very interesting. One year I followed a KZreadrs advice too inoculate with rice water and milk. There's a process and a two week wait for it to be ready but my beans loved it. Didn't do it last year and not as many beans 🤔

News to me about endo being in topsoil! Thank you! Out in west Texas we don’t have the moisture we need without mulching and lots of water. Learning from my daughter (21) and now you as well about homesteading

Fabulous information...Thanks for sharing.

Always look forward to your science behind the garden. Another great post.

@AuxhartGardening

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

You did it again another amazing video!! Have a wonderful weekend in your garden.

NEW SUB FOR YOUR FUNGI KNOWLEDGE!!! So many people freak out when they see the fruiting bodies in their flowerbeds and indoor pots.

@Paytonmarques34

Ай бұрын

I get happy when i see mushrooms in my garden bed. Mushrooms= healthy plants

Bless

Good video, although it was sometimes hard to stay focussed on the subject 😳😄

Great information, I learned about this relationship a few years ago. I’ve seen stuff sold as an inoculation powder, do you know if it’s good?? Or snake oil?

well girl;;;you be getting into territory that is probably hard for a lot of people to comprehend;;;lol;;;but if they are listening you might get it into their heads;;;as always enjoyeed;;;;a big thumbs up and keep on gardening;;;

Hi Rachel, does Rev publish what goes into their liquid formula? I was planning to get a bottle using your link but noticed they do not publish any info on what the liquid contains.

@AuxhartGardening

7 ай бұрын

It is a micronized peat from up north. I've asked about the content before and they don't publish it fully because it's variable due to different batches of peat. You can find a breakdown of the general microbial content on their Learn More page though. organicrev.com/pages/long-form-product-detail-page

@oldporkchops

7 ай бұрын

@@AuxhartGardening Hello Rachel, thank you for taking time to respond. I appreciate you elaborating. I took a look at the site you mentioned and do not believe it is as good as the Holganix Bio 800+ Agriculture I used this past season. I hope you do not mind me saying this. The reason is because it does not appear to have a diversity of microbes as Bio 800+. The President of Holganix is a former Monsanto scientist who is now fully converted to our way of thinking about soil. He just emailed me a lengthy explanation about whether the variety of endo and ecto in a single bottle of Bio800 will compete. KZread might delete comments with an external link, so I'll post the direct URL to the Bio800+ Agriculture ingredients in another message, but if you'd like to check it out, just Google "holganix bio800+ ingredients". They seem to have an affiliate marketing program too. I heard about it via Elise over in Florida.

I love mushrooms but I don,t know how to tell the difference between what you can eat and what you can,t eat

@AuxhartGardening

Жыл бұрын

It can be difficult to learn how to ID mushrooms, but there are a lot of guides available online if you want to get into it. I also recommend looking for a local club to join, because learning from a real person who knows what to look for can really help.

Love your videos.....could listen to you talk all day....lol...marry me!

You are crazy pretty . You make learning fun . I love mushrooms hated them as a kid grown up to love them one of my very favorite foods