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nolabelle · September 6, 2013

@ArthurDent004,

Thank you for the Myco Madness link. I will be checking into this along with the Biota Max and Myco Grow that is mentioned in Raybo's PDF. I believe this may be the first and foremost issue in the trouble I'm having with tomatoes and/or any container grown vegetable that is in an organic mix.

I mean, the soil is porous, the fertilizers can't be that far off, they were getting plenty of sun. Aside from starting very late, I believe a too sterile soil may have been part of the problem. I say this because although the tomatoes that were planted in the ground did not excel, they did flower and fruit.

Thanks again for your help.

September 6, 2013	#11
nolabelle Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: N.O., LA (Zone 8b) Posts: 136	@ArthurDent004, Thank you for the Myco Madness link. I will be checking into this along with the Biota Max and Myco Grow that is mentioned in Raybo's PDF. I believe this may be the first and foremost issue in the trouble I'm having with tomatoes and/or any container grown vegetable that is in an organic mix. I mean, the soil is porous, the fertilizers can't be that far off, they were getting plenty of sun. Aside from starting very late, I believe a too sterile soil may have been part of the problem. I say this because although the tomatoes that were planted in the ground did not excel, they did flower and fruit. Thanks again for your help. __________________ I don't suffer from insanity; I enjoy every minute of it!