Well. I have Root Knot Nematodes :D Documenting my resistance! - Page 2

epsilon · March 16, 2014

Heres a quick option for geting a lot of spores in a short period for mass inoculation. now all you need is a large-ish oyster mushroom.

http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...shrooms&page=4

Mass spore culture is the fourth post down.

Gaston

Stvrob · April 23, 2015

Is this thread still alive?

I was thinking about innoculating my pine needle/oak leaf compost pile with oyster mushrooms, not to eat, but to make some kind of nematode repelling soil amendment. Is this something halfway practical? The compost pile is likely past its real acidic stage, id the pine needles are not real fresh.

March 16, 2014	#16
epsilon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Desert CA Posts: 400	Heres a quick option for geting a lot of spores in a short period for mass inoculation. now all you need is a large-ish oyster mushroom. http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...shrooms&page=4 Mass spore culture is the fourth post down. Gaston

April 23, 2015	#17
Stvrob Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 1,413	Is this thread still alive? I was thinking about innoculating my pine needle/oak leaf compost pile with oyster mushrooms, not to eat, but to make some kind of nematode repelling soil amendment. Is this something halfway practical? The compost pile is likely past its real acidic stage, id the pine needles are not real fresh.