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Originally Posted by High_Brix
Use good FINISHED compost !!! If Mycorrhizae didn't cost so much $$$ maybe we could afford to do more trials???? In all my research of looking into products that help the soil or plant.... everything always comes back to good finished compost!! If you have that, don't worry about the little things.
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Yeah...I forgot that, too, when I was discussing this with inkcube...
The mycorr typically can't be trusted to be just 'cast' into a compost pile and stirred in, no matter how well "finished" you think it is, unless it all will be used at that point in time.
In other words...Leaving mycorr in compost piles risks damaging the spores. You're better off adding it to the compost just when you need to.
i.e.- The endomycorr I've used in turf is sprayed right on the seed after the soil's been prepared, exactly at the site where it'll be most functional.
It is then that I rake about 1/2 " of finished compost over it.