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snugglekitten · February 22, 2015

I'm thinking of a new hypothesis to test out:

Can a non-mycchorizal fungi crowd-out harmful fungi?

Say I use spores from a common white-button mushroom and the hyphae spreads throughout the soil, I'm wondering if this could crowd-out harmful fungi.

I think I may try this in a few pots this spring and see if there is any difference when blight comes around.

February 22, 2015	#1
snugglekitten BANNED Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Land of the White Eagle Posts: 341	Any fungi experts here? I'm thinking of a new hypothesis to test out: Can a non-mycchorizal fungi crowd-out harmful fungi? Say I use spores from a common white-button mushroom and the hyphae spreads throughout the soil, I'm wondering if this could crowd-out harmful fungi. I think I may try this in a few pots this spring and see if there is any difference when blight comes around.