Great White mycorrhizae

Does anyone use Great White? I am going to be transplanting into final containers and I am thinking of sprinkling some into the hole around the root ball. I have used Orca liquid in the past with good results but have yet to use Great White powder. Any advice would be great, thanks

I personally don’t but I’ve seen lots that do! I use a different brand but a powder nonetheless. Works great! Hit the root ball with it too, and make sure it gets wet in the transplant hole.

I love great white been using it for years. Sprinkle it on when transplanting and it will definitely give your roots a jumpstart.

I use great white, but I use it when I water. I use a different brand when transplanting. I think it works great, but it might not do anything...I have never done a side by side so how would I know for sure?

Yeah I use it in soil and I have good results, I also dip my clones in it after cloning gel and they seem to root a bit faster.... A little goes a long way too

It’s good stuff, maybe a lil over rated but works.

much cheaper myco products out there than Great White. Ectomycorrhiza doesnt really benefit cannabis plants so no sense paying for it...you really only need Endomycorrhizae.

I have some sample packets of it, I haven't actually spent too much on it. How much would you use for a tranplant into a 3 gallon container?

Probably a 1/2 teaspoon. you just need a light dusting on the roots. I just dump my whole bag of myco in a big old spice container and use it to sprinkle on my roots.

If you think Great White is over rated then you are not using it properly. Its best to be combined in liquid nutrients and the whole medium soaked with it. It not only increases production but quality substantially.

If you think great white is too expensive than use this:

https://fungi.com/collections/mycogrow/products/mycogrow_soluble

keep in mind they are different products

PurpleGlurple said:

If you think Great White is over rated then you are not using it properly. Its best to be combined in liquid nutrients and the whole medium soaked with it. It not only increases production but quality substantially.

If you think great white is too expensive than use this:

https://fungi.com/collections/mycogrow/products/mycogrow_soluble

keep in mind they are different products

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I do use it during cloning and early veg exactly the way you said, but I’ve compared grows using it vs other stuff and the results were pretty much the same. So yea I say over rated because of the price compared to cheaper stuff with the same result.

GW is good but you’ll see no difference using either great white or a generic brand of granular mycorrhizae. I use myko xtreme. You don’t need much; just a sprinkle in the hole at each transplant. Fungal hyphae extend very deep into the soil to absorb nutrients once attached to root systems.

Richard Drysift said:

GW is good but you’ll see no difference using either great white or a generic brand of granular mycorrhizae. I use myko xtreme. You don’t need much; just a sprinkle in the hole at each transplant. Fungal hyphae extend very deep into the soil to absorb nutrients once attached to root systems.

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I would like to point out that gathering a bucketful of bark from deadfall hardwoods while taking a walk is a starter for great micros. I find white oak works well in MI. Just break it up with your hands. Dump it in a shaded damp spot in your backyard. 90 days and the bottom layer is "LIVE" fungi forever. Providing a bark replacement as needed. Frost freeze proof and free. Water and a walk. Peace and organics.

I moisten my starter pellets w/ a GW solution, use it to dust the hole in my final pot that the starter pellet will be placed in and add it to water, 2 wks. into flower. The science behind the symbiosis is solid. That being said, I've not done a comparison grow either.

Rum Nugginz said:

Does anyone use Great White? I am going to be transplanting into final containers and I am thinking of sprinkling some into the hole around the root ball. I have used Orca liquid in the past with good results but have yet to use Great White powder. Any advice would be great, thanks

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Check out bright green thumb. Performed the same as the control. Big reason why I never used it

I use Wallace Organic Wonder, it was part of my pre-existing gardening supplies. I havent used it much and don't have much experience to use for good comparisons. It doesn't seem to kill plants. Anybody else use this? Do you think it works?

"It's got what plants crave" = Endomycorrhizae

I got the cheapest brawndo in town? Or has the brawndo gone bad?

Can you put the great white in with nutes for feeding or just add it to water for off days? or is the only way to use when transplanting?

Kap’N’Kush said:

Can you put the great white in with nutes for feeding or just add it to water for off days? or is the only way to use when transplanting?

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It's ok to put in with nutrients. Throw some molasses in their to feed it. You want the plant to take up Great White inside the roots sytemically

Kap’N’Kush said:

Can you put the great white in with nutes for feeding or just add it to water for off days? or is the only way to use when transplanting?

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Personally, I would use it on a tea day every 4th or 5th feed. But like Purple just mentioned, it is water soluble and you can mix it right in with your regular feeds @ 1/2 tsp. per gallon of water. I used Orca last season in a similar way, the difference being that Orca is a liquid version.

Rum Nugginz said:

Personally, I would use it on a tea day every 4th or 5th feed. But like Purple just mentioned, it is water soluble and you can mix it right in with your regular feeds @ 1/2 tsp. per gallon of water. I used Orca last season in a similar way, the difference being that Orca is a liquid version.

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I don't like Orca personally. I was told by an expert you want to mix with nutrients because the plant will uptake the Myco while up taking the nutes at the same time. The nutrients help facilitate this. I would just mix nutrients at half strength because the myco itself can cause nutrient burn. Never use more than what the bottle says either