Hi, How much to post Azospirillium to me in Australia pls? Your website didnt allow me to send you a email. I thought you have a nice cfu #, well done. Thanks
@Redline6ixАй бұрын
So happy you have granular, i personally dont like all the new dip in water thing <3
@thefarmingnurseАй бұрын
Weird video. Where are the results?
@webenbanu2 ай бұрын
Possibly a dumb question, but is there a particular part of the day or night that's more effective for applying this kind of product? For example, would using it in the evening give the spores more time to take hold while the soil retained moisture for longer, or would using it in the morning help by supplying more warmth throughout the day, or does it really not matter?
@derekjf43112 ай бұрын
Hi, If you see this, does the 1 tsp per 1 gallon of water still apply if you bottom water?
@webenbanu2 ай бұрын
I don't work for Big Foot Microbes, but I would expect that it would. The point is just to get the spores down to where the roots are, so bottom watering would probably be a very effective way of doing that.
@jwetzel31412 ай бұрын
Can the powder be put in a hose end sprayer to cover a larger area? If so, how do I figure out how much?
@jwetzel31412 ай бұрын
I guess if my miracle grow thingy does 40 gallons in 10 minutes, I should put 13 tablespoons in the reservoir and squirt for 10 min and call it good? I guess it can’t hurt to try.
@GainingDespair6 ай бұрын
Hi, purchased this product on Amazon product smells and looks exactly like baking flour. Is this correct or is there a chance I received a counterfeit product?
@magnumxlpi8 ай бұрын
How does this compare to Dynomyco for cannabis?
@robclower96068 ай бұрын
Does it not continue to live in the soil once applied and colonized in the roots? Why the need for reapplication every 2-3 weeks?
@danmecum76488 ай бұрын
In theory yes. But if you are working with a short growing period for seasonal plants, you will want to maximize your coverage. No mycorrhizal products colonize at 100% or anywhere near that number. So, reapplying it, will increase colonization rates. Lets say youre planting an apple tree, one application would suffice because you'll have more than a few months to get a complete symbiotic bond. But if youre growing a season crop, applying 2-3 times is a good amount to get the most out of the product without breaking the bank. Hope that helps.
@robclower96068 ай бұрын
@@danmecum7648 Thanks for the answer, that makes a lot of sense. Do the mycorrhizae spore and go dormant when the host plant dies and the root is left in the soil? I know they need a living root to bond with.
@danmecum76488 ай бұрын
@@robclower9606 That is correct. The mycorrhizal plant will release spores into the soil for which it grew in. It isn't a super efficient way of inoculating your next plants, but in theory it could be done. Its a whole lot easier to just plant your next seed or small plant with mycorrhizae during transplant, and then you ensure the plant is correctly inoculated. Mycorrhizae is awesome, and I'm happy youre so interested in it!
@robclower96068 ай бұрын
@@danmecum7648 I'm grateful to be talking with someone so knowledgeable about it! Does the mycorrhizae colonize at a rate comparable to the rate in which roots grow or does it not keep up with the plant growth quite as well?
@webenbanu2 ай бұрын
@@danmecum7648 Thank you so much for explaining this, because I was wondering the same thing! I just had my three raised beds assessed for their soil creature communities and I have almost no fungi! I just got my bag of the water-in inoculant today and I'm looking forward to applying it as soon as possible!
@phillipyoung3259 ай бұрын
☀️ Promo sm
@dougbrenner925010 ай бұрын
This is awesome! Dr. Mike is a legend!!!
@NicoleNiland-hl6by10 ай бұрын
Very cool!
@P0TAT0176911 ай бұрын
Shoot me a sample
@recordplayerz11 ай бұрын
Why a video and you don't tell us the amount to mix in water?
@bigfootmicrobes11 ай бұрын
1 tsp to 1 gallon of water. Sorry about that.
@MrReid-ls5do Жыл бұрын
Dumb question but can I use it in hydroponics?
@bigfootmicrobes11 ай бұрын
Big Foot Concentrate is highly soluble, and perfect for hydroponic setups!
@BruceLeef Жыл бұрын
Do you guys have any samples I'm making a video with me using this product I know the viewers are going to ask. ALSO Do you mind if I add this short video to my upload .. 🙏 thanx for sharing
@anthonyc53623 жыл бұрын
How would you put on lawn and at what rate ?
@KedarsDawah3 жыл бұрын
What would the gold best be used for
@bigfootmicrobes3 жыл бұрын
Broly, The gold is very diverse in that it can be applied direct to root, watered in, sprinkled in the hole, used as a cube soak, etc. It is used on endomycorrhizal loving plants like fruits, veggies, herbs, flowers, turf etc. It does not form a bond with plants like oaks and conifers. if you have any questions, please email [email protected]
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Hi, How much to post Azospirillium to me in Australia pls? Your website didnt allow me to send you a email. I thought you have a nice cfu #, well done. Thanks
So happy you have granular, i personally dont like all the new dip in water thing <3
Weird video. Where are the results?
Possibly a dumb question, but is there a particular part of the day or night that's more effective for applying this kind of product? For example, would using it in the evening give the spores more time to take hold while the soil retained moisture for longer, or would using it in the morning help by supplying more warmth throughout the day, or does it really not matter?
Hi, If you see this, does the 1 tsp per 1 gallon of water still apply if you bottom water?
I don't work for Big Foot Microbes, but I would expect that it would. The point is just to get the spores down to where the roots are, so bottom watering would probably be a very effective way of doing that.
Can the powder be put in a hose end sprayer to cover a larger area? If so, how do I figure out how much?
I guess if my miracle grow thingy does 40 gallons in 10 minutes, I should put 13 tablespoons in the reservoir and squirt for 10 min and call it good? I guess it can’t hurt to try.
Hi, purchased this product on Amazon product smells and looks exactly like baking flour. Is this correct or is there a chance I received a counterfeit product?
How does this compare to Dynomyco for cannabis?
Does it not continue to live in the soil once applied and colonized in the roots? Why the need for reapplication every 2-3 weeks?
In theory yes. But if you are working with a short growing period for seasonal plants, you will want to maximize your coverage. No mycorrhizal products colonize at 100% or anywhere near that number. So, reapplying it, will increase colonization rates. Lets say youre planting an apple tree, one application would suffice because you'll have more than a few months to get a complete symbiotic bond. But if youre growing a season crop, applying 2-3 times is a good amount to get the most out of the product without breaking the bank. Hope that helps.
@@danmecum7648 Thanks for the answer, that makes a lot of sense. Do the mycorrhizae spore and go dormant when the host plant dies and the root is left in the soil? I know they need a living root to bond with.
@@robclower9606 That is correct. The mycorrhizal plant will release spores into the soil for which it grew in. It isn't a super efficient way of inoculating your next plants, but in theory it could be done. Its a whole lot easier to just plant your next seed or small plant with mycorrhizae during transplant, and then you ensure the plant is correctly inoculated. Mycorrhizae is awesome, and I'm happy youre so interested in it!
@@danmecum7648 I'm grateful to be talking with someone so knowledgeable about it! Does the mycorrhizae colonize at a rate comparable to the rate in which roots grow or does it not keep up with the plant growth quite as well?
@@danmecum7648 Thank you so much for explaining this, because I was wondering the same thing! I just had my three raised beds assessed for their soil creature communities and I have almost no fungi! I just got my bag of the water-in inoculant today and I'm looking forward to applying it as soon as possible!
☀️ Promo sm
This is awesome! Dr. Mike is a legend!!!
Very cool!
Shoot me a sample
Why a video and you don't tell us the amount to mix in water?
1 tsp to 1 gallon of water. Sorry about that.
Dumb question but can I use it in hydroponics?
Big Foot Concentrate is highly soluble, and perfect for hydroponic setups!
Do you guys have any samples I'm making a video with me using this product I know the viewers are going to ask. ALSO Do you mind if I add this short video to my upload .. 🙏 thanx for sharing
How would you put on lawn and at what rate ?
What would the gold best be used for
Broly, The gold is very diverse in that it can be applied direct to root, watered in, sprinkled in the hole, used as a cube soak, etc. It is used on endomycorrhizal loving plants like fruits, veggies, herbs, flowers, turf etc. It does not form a bond with plants like oaks and conifers. if you have any questions, please email [email protected]
dope vid^3^