now you are speaking a foreign language again lol. If I google the name...then I know what you are talking about. Just wanted to put my 2 cent in lol

Lucy

there is a lot of info.. I am just wondering if anyone here has used this before.. It looks to be very beneficial for water and nutrient absorption

No personal experience, other than the fact that I just ordered some. Apparently, we kill off this beneficial fungus, with the high phosphorous fertilizers. I am starting a new routine for my Plumerias this year and this will be part of it. Seriously considering the same routine for the Brugs, and everything else, that I have been using these fertilizers with.

Bob

I've used this stuff for almost all my plants. In Canada, we use to have to buy it as a separate product but now Premier has put it in their soilless mixes. Not sure if I can say that I see a dramatic difference.

Here's a link that you can read more about.

http://www.usemyke.com/mycorise/index.htm

We innoculate the soil at the farm with Mycorrhizae through the irrigation system. I also add it to my potting mixes. You can buy it in small bags at most nurseries. There's a bunch of different brands but Mycorrhizae or beneficial fungi will be listed on the label. You cannot use any insecticides, fungicides, etc because they will kill the Mycorrhizae.

karyn, I was wondering about that (using insecticides etc with the mycorrhizae). Glad you cleared that up.
Do you know if it is okay to use regular fertilizers (non organic) such as Miracle Grow etc with it? Is it only the high phos fertilizers or any non organic kind?

I saw that co-op on the Mycorrhizae and was thinking about trying some. I heard that some of the aroid growings have been using for some of the 'bratty' plants with success.

At the farm we innoculate well before planting and fertilizing but at home I use fertilizer right away. I use mainly orgnic fertilizers but do use some non-organics. I've never noticed a problem but honestly have no idea if fertilizer is contraindicated or not. Good question. I assume there's really no way of knowing if it's still alive without having the soil tested.

Thanks :)