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Flask a écrit :C'est un substrat le maerl nan ?

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Personal I never use enzymes on organic growing, rhizo bateria will make enough and the right enzymes that are needed in the soil. Putting in enzymes ourself can stir up the ballance.
Trichoderma can be used with enzymes but trichoderma can not be mixed together with mycorrhiza fungi, the trichoderma can grow out the mycorrhiza while mixing together. Better to use trichoderma when the mycorrhiza is already colonised.

greetz sannie

To add to Sannies advice:
Trichoderma will be present in nearly all soils. If you have a strain that is rhizosphere competent they can parasitize other fungi, namely the mycorrhizae, though not always. It gets really esoteric.
The Trichoderma in the wild are usually heterokaryotic and mutate rapidly. The stuff we’ve used for biocontrol in commercial horticulture is an isolate for a specific pathogenic control such as Botrytis and is genetically non-variable and, in my limited experience, species specific.
It’s tough to separate the snake oil from good horticultural practice but I believe less is more and that the plant is more adaptable than we think. Mycorrhizae in sterile or poor soil and soilless mixes is good practice. In a healthy organic soil it will just show up to the party – along with the Trichoderma and countless other critters. Just my 2 cents.
Regards
Phyto