I'm curious, for those of you using the Actinovate/Myco-Grow/Biota-Max combo and Great White and a Root stimulator, like Root Excelurator...exactly how does that work for you, seedling to pot-up to transplant out?
Is it something like this?
Start seedlings out straight. When potting up to say 3"/4" cups, apply the Root enhancer.
During final transplant, mix up the Myco-grow, 1/4-tab of Biota-max, Great White, and maybe the Actinovate, and use Ami's method of wicking-up/draining from a gallon of the mix? Or, do you segregate the Great White and/or Actinovate application from the other two? Is Great White just fully redundant or simply a superior super-set of the Mycogrow/Byota-max combo? Are we just throwing all four to five of these products at the plants to maximize results even if they overlap?
I'm guessing after the initial transplant (cups to final beds/tainers/etc), there could be follow-up applications through to flowering, when the P is usually bumped up.
Later on, maybe use a combo of Actinovate and Exel LG as a foliar spray against fungal and other ailments?
Any input on an application regiment to maximize effectiveness of these products (Root Excelurator, Great White, Myco-grow, Biota-max, Actinovate, and Excel LG) is most appreciated.
Thanks,
Naysen
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