Last year, I bought some soluble myco fungi in a box. I'd never heard of it before. I used it as directed to water the plants in the old GH border when planting out and when removing the old plants in autumn I was pleased to see lots of white fungi strands within the soil, so the fungi was thriving, hopefully doing its job. I will need to improve the border soil in the new GH but I'm loath to use the horse manure I have, as it's very seedy. I'll probably make manure tea with it and use it that way. I have my own compost to incorporate as well and will give the plants a dose of fungi.
My query is, do I have to repeat treatment of the fungi each year or is it a one time thing? Should I dose the old GH borders at planting a second time?
My query is, do I have to repeat treatment of the fungi each year or is it a one time thing? Should I dose the old GH borders at planting a second time?
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