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several things from there myself. I always like to back myself up with the Myco by using both the
granular version, which I place right under root balls during transplanting, and using a soluble version
about 10–15 days after any transplant. The bottom line here is that you need the Myco. You depend on
them big time in TLO container growing, so make sure they are fresh and viable.
BioZome is another great product with life in a bottle. Go to: http://www.biozome.com and read
up on these amazing specialized microbeasties. I use this product in my recycling soil bin religiously.
It’s not imperative to use this, but if you have the curiosity to try something really cool and effective,
give it a whirl and see what you think. I am a loyal BioZome user myself. This product does not
contain Myco fungi.
Ground Oyster Shell
This can also be acquired at http://www.americanag.com from American Agriculture. This stuff is
just fantastic, and puts a real decent amount of great slow-release calcium into the container soil mix.
It also works great as a pH buffer and it helps to keep the other soil mix fungi from becoming too
dominant as it really helps out the good bacteria, due to its influences on the pH and its porous nature.
The ground oyster shell is a finer grade than the crushed version and I use both versions all the time,
especially in my earthworm farm and when recycling soil.
Crushed Oyster Shell
Ground oyster shell can be acquired from American Agriculture