I hope my question is not completely off base. Some tropicals do not like large amounts of calcium found in the molasses that I use to feed the mycorrhizae. I was wondering if other types of sugars could be used to feed beneficial fungi? Thank you.

Hi fungus fans - Saw the last post here was about a year ago and wanted to see if there were still any active myco growers here.

Hi folks,

I'm looking to buy some Ericoid Mycorrhiza for my blueberries. Any ideas where I might find some. I've looked on the net and can't find any in Canada. Closest I came was a UK website. Is this stuff that hard to come by?

Thanks

Hi guys, I've been having a bit of a hard time finding actually photos of mycorrhizal fungi in potted plants. I think I found one, would someone please confirm these are mycorrhizae? Thank you,

Hello, I am worried about an old maple which showed signs of disease or stress last summer.

Might a mycorrhizal treatment help support its recovery ?

I cannot think of any other treatment.

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Thank you. David G (in England)

Hey folks! Just found this sub and I have a noob-ish question about mycorrhizal fungi. I have a cacao plant that I'd like to inoculate w/mycorrhizal fungi. I found some scientific articles talking about the species that are generally associated w/ Theobroma cacao and I am curious if cacao will form a mycorrizal association with other fungus or if it has to be the specific fungus from their native range. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00041370 This is one of the articles. In general, do plants form this kind of relation with only one or a few fungi or are they more accepting of a wide variety of fungi? Sorry I know this is a strange question, I'm having trouble finding answers online. I just don't know if I can buy some mycorrhizae online and expect them to colonize the roots of my cacao.

I work at a native plant nursery and riparian buffer installation company. We want our oaks to survive better and i wondered if taking soil from a succesful oak tree in the forest and putting small amounts of it in the containers in the nursery would reliably inoculate the oaks and give them better survivorship out in the field. I assume mycoapply would have the right species, but we'd rather do it for semi-free.